Sabaha, everybody! Welcome back to the channel. Today, I have a video for you demonstrating the pool test for the Galaxy Watch. That's one of the new features that they came out with this year, so that you can actually take it and track your swimming. You don't need a Gear Fit 2 Pro like we had last year. I'm going to show you the settings that we have on the watch, and what you need to do to not only track it correctly, but also get the water out of the speaker in the right way. This is TK, let's check it out. So, the first thing I want to keep in mind whenever you're going into the pool, especially with the new Galaxy Watch, is that you need to turn on swim tracking. Now, you can actually go directly into the activity tab and add it directly, the way I have it here. So, let's go one more step and I added swimming. You can go into the settings and customize the different information about your actual tracking. Here you can go as far as setting a target for your workout and even customize your workout screen, pool length. By default, it's 25 meters, and then of course, guide frequency is every 2 lengths, which is equal to 50 meters. So, that's what we're trying to do here. And of course, when you're ready, you can go ahead and click it and we hit the start button. It will give you a three-second timeout timer for you to get into the pool and start swimming. Once it does that, it's going to disable access. You'll see that little water dot option on the right, and what it does there is essentially disable the touch sensitivity on the display. And...
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