I have just seen the Amazfit GTR 4 smartwatch for men, Android iPhone, dual-band GPS, Alexa integrated, Bluetooth calls, 150+ sports modes, 14 days battery life, heart rate blood oxygen monitor, 3.6 cm AMOLED display, black. This smartwatch uses Zepp OS and is recommended for golfers who previously used the ZEPP 3G sensor, which is no longer available. The Zepp golf swing app is now available on the Amazfit GTR 4 and no longer requires a separate sensor. Unfortunately, I don't know if this app is also available on the ZEPP Watch?

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I'm completely new to the world of smartwatches and am considering to get one. What has mostly kept me off was that I did not want to be connected to bluetooth all the time, yet I still want access to sports functions like cycling etc. Can I get any sportswatch or are there some where you havr to sync bluetooth all the time? If so I'd love some budget friendly options for under 250.–

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Hello together I would like to build my daughter a computer for her 6th birthday that should mainly run children's games like Minecraft. And it shouldn't be too expensive. I will briefly introduce you to the pc I have in mind. AMD Ryzen 5 4500 : 45.- AsRock B550M-HDV : 57.- G.Skill Dimm 16 DDR-4 3600 16Gb : 45.- MSI RTX 3050 ventus 2x xs OC 8GB : 181.- Aerocool hive FRGB v3 tower case : 40.- Power supply 500W thermalblake trs2 Harddrive evo 500gb Ssd 1tb hdd And 3 case fans What do you think?

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In the last 2 years, I've been disappointed several times with the quality of clothes. Cool design, good price, but after wearing it once and washing it once, it's so out of shape that it's no longer even suitable for the clothes collection or brocki. It's certainly not cheaper in the medium to long term. However, it is probably too short-sighted to assume that a higher price automatically means better quality. How can I tell the difference between fast fashion and quality goods when shopping online? Are there brands that stand for quality and are affordable? Which brands are better to avoid?

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Hello Digitec - this is the second time that Planzer has deposited a (valuable) Digitec/Galaxus parcel on my doorstep (in Kleinbasel) and then confirmed the deposit by e-mail "deposited according to your instructions". 1. i did not provide any details 2. we were at home (especially because of the upcoming delivery) and the doorbell wasn't even rung This is the second time (both times a laptop). I would ask you to have a serious word with your logistics partner in the interests of your customers, or to use the postal service again, which is much more professional and reliable. Best regards, SF

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Hi zämä I am looking for several identical devices with integrated remote manageability. Whether Intel vPro or AMD PRO manageability doesn't matter - the decisive factor for me is full out-of-band functionality (remote control from POST incl. BIOS/UEFI access as well as switching on and off). My problem: I have already bought an Intel NUC that was advertised as vPro-capable in the product description (no longer listed at Digitec), but did not support vPro. Another example is this device: 90AR00P3-M00050 (Digitec Shop) The product description states vPro, but the official datasheet reads: Intel® Core™ Ultra 5 225H, cTDP 65W Intel® Core™ Ultra 5 235H (vPro), cTDP 65W Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 255H, cTDP 65W Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 265H (vPro), cTDP 65W Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 285H, cTDP 65W From this I conclude that the model with the 285H does not support vPro - although it is listed as such in the shop. My request to you: Can you recommend devices that are currently still available to order, are under CHF 1000 and demonstrably include vPro or AMD PRO with full out-of-band Management? Thank you for your help 🙂

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