Recent content by giliav

Yes it is. I measured 0.1-0.2 mw/m2 when it's off which is completely safe.

Yes it's when BT is on but there's not much point in having a smartwatch with BT off as most functions will not work.

I checked and the numbers are correct (taken from Samsung's site). That is totally INSANE! Consider that the Galaxy S4 reports a SAR of 0.42 W/KG when you put it on your ear (head) - i.e. in the peak of using it. The GEAR SAR radiation is nearly 3xHIGHER and is constantly boadcasting on your...

Well opinions differ (as you can see on this thread). Current international standards recommends a 0.1uW/cm2 which translates to 1mw/m2 (FAQs about EMFs).

I measured a peak of 1000mw/m2 on my device. Not sure what the SAR (W/kg) is.

Guys I had no intention of trolling as I do think the Gear 2 is amazing. That said - you must think about how it manages to keep connected that far off - physics claim it must be made possible via using more energy (as in EMF). I do suggest you read about BT Class 1 (which I am assuming is what...

Well I solved it Today... I sold the watch (too risky and not worth the risk for the current usage I have for it). The FCC amazingly approves up to 100000mw/m2 as being "ok" even though new health recommendations is about 1mw/m2. I'm not that of an expert but I've done a lot of reading about it...

Hi, I just got my gear 2 neo a couple of days ago and it's pretty sweat. I've used my professional radiation meter (Cornet) and measured it's EMF radiation just to be sure. I got up to 1000mw/m2 when I placed it where my hand is supposed to be! That's about 1000x the maximum health...