Sentences with phrase «oxygen saturation sensor»
The S7 Edge also offers IP68 certification from dust and water, and for people that use them, there is also a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
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Then there is the heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor — not to mention its availability on all US carriers.
It continues to be IP68 certified against dust and water, it has a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor for those that exercise, and the new Samsung Health replaces Samsung's S - Health.
Other things that the Galaxy S6 Active has the Nexus 6 does not, would be the heart rate sensor, the oxygen saturation sensor, built - in wireless charging for both Qi and PMA standards — the Nexus 6 includes only Qi wireless charging.
It comes equipped with a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
It sports a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
The Galaxy S7 Edge also has a heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, built - in quick wireless charging and offers Samsung Pay.
It has the QHD Super AMOLED display, more RAM, expandable memory, heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, Samsung Pay and IP68 water resistance... but it comes with a $ 670 price tag.
It comes with a useful IP68 certification, against dust and water, a heart rate monitor, an oxygen saturation sensor, and Samsung Health replaces Samsung's S - Health.
The Galaxy S8 sports a heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, and Samsung Health has taken over for Samsung's S - Health.
It retains its heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor and the new Samsung Health that replaces Samsung's S - Health.
It has a larger display, better processor and GPU, more base memory (32 GB vs 64 GB), a smaller footprint, more security, IP68 certification, a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
The Galaxy Note 8 carries Samsung's popular heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
It includes a heart rate monitor and an oxygen saturation sensor.
Some of the extra features of the Galaxy S7 Edge are desirable and some you may never use — IP68 water and dust resistant, always on display, wireless charging, the features provided by the curved edge display, the heart monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, and Samsung Pay.
The S7 Edge also sports a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor as well as its IP68 dust and water resistant rating.
The Galaxy Note 8 keeps its popular heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor, while another nice feature on the Galaxy Note 8 is the ability to access not only Android Pay, but also Samsung Pay.
It comes with Download Booster, a Fingerprint Scanner (PayPal certified), Heart Rate Sensor, UV and Oxygen Saturation Sensor.
It includes a heart rate monitor, an oxygen saturation sensor and is fully IP68 certified dust proof and water resistant.
It still has a heart rate monitor, an oxygen saturation sensor, Samsung Pay, and built - in wireless quick charging.
Okay, despite the beauty of the dual curved QHD display on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, the heart rate monitor, the oxygen saturation sensor, IP68 rating, Samsung Pay and wireless charging, I am picking the ASUS ZenFone 3 Deluxe as the winner of this competition and saving myself, $ 290.
The S7 Edge packs a heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, and quick wireless charging.
There is no doubt that the Galaxy S7 has the better specs — better (though smaller) display, better processor, more memory, fingerprint sensor, heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor and Samsung Pay — and with less than $ 50 separating them, I have to pick the Samsung Galaxy S7 as the winner of this comparison.
They also have the usual suspects — WiFi, Bluetooth v4.2, GPS, NFC, heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, fingerprint sensor and Samsung Pay.
If just once you can be honest with yourself, let's look at the facts — the Galaxy S7 has just as nice build quality, it has a much better display (QHD vs FHD and Super AMOLED vs LCD), more advanced processor, double the RAM, expandable memory, better camera, IP68 certification, heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, quick charge, quick wireless charging, Samsung Pay and Android Pay.
Samsung also includes the heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
Both have IP68 dust and water resistance, employ a fingerprint sensor, heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor and Samsung Pay.
The Galaxy S8 still sports a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
The Galaxy S7 has IP68 certification against dust and water; it sports a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor and High - Res audio for listening through a good pair of earphones.
It has a much better looking — but smaller — display, it has a fingerprint sensor, iris scanner, NFC, IP68 certification, much better processor / GPU, faster RAM, heart rate sensor, oxygen saturation sensor, comes with an S Pen and all of its features.
It is by far the more spec'd device with its Quad HD, albeit smaller, display, processor / GPU, more RAM, wireless charge capabilities, heart rate monitor, and oxygen saturation sensor.
The S7 also has a heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor and quick wireless charging.
It sports a heart rate monitor and an oxygen saturation sensor and built - in wireless quick charge.
It still sports a heart rate monitor and an oxygen saturation sensor and built - in wireless quick charge.
It also has the fingerprint sensor, heart rate monitor, UV sensor, oxygen saturation sensor and metal sculptured frame.
It also utilizes a heart rate sensor, a UV monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
True, the Note 5 has the heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, Samsung Pay, a larger Super AMOLED display, quick wireless charging, and the S - Pen — all great features.
It offers a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor and built - in wireless quick charge.
It also sports IP68 water resistance, Samsung Pay, a heart monitor and an oxygen saturation sensor — and it does it all for a lesser cost.
The Heart Rate and Oxygen Saturation sensor are also on board for those that use the S - Health features.
Samsung throws in a heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, Samsung Connect, Samsung Health, Samsung Pay, Samsung Bixby, and Samsung DeX docking.
The Galaxy S6 comes with the option of 128 GB of memory, a fingerprint sensor, heart rate sensor and oxygen saturation sensor.
It also has a PayPal certified fingerprint sensor and Samsung Pay built - in, as well as heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
The Galaxy S6 also incorporates a heart rate sensor, an oxygen saturation sensor and with Samsung's new battery, you can expect four more hours of usage with only a 10 - minute charge.
They also throw in a heart rate sensor and oxygen saturation sensor for those that work out.
The Galaxy S6 has a few features not found on the ZenFone 2 — it has a QHD display, it is Samsung Pay ready, it has a fingerprint sensor is PayPal certified, includes a heart rate monitor, an oxygen saturation sensor and wireless charging for both Qi and PMA standards.
They both have a fingerprint sensor, Samsung Pay, a heart rate monitor and oxygen saturation sensor.
The Galaxy S6 also employs a fingerprint scanner, and Samsung Pay for secure purchasing, and a heart rate sensor and oxygen saturation sensor for those that exercise.
The Galaxy S6 comes with the option of 128 GB of memory, a fingerprint sensor, heart rate sensor and oxygen saturation sensor.
The Galaxy S7 has a heart rate monitor, oxygen saturation sensor, and quick wireless charging.