The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 was a good watch, but it wasn’t the best. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 is a better watch, but it’s not the best.
The Galaxy Watch 4’s compatibility is inexplicably worse than previous Samsung watches. If you own an iPhone, it won’t work with it, and while it’s compatible with all modern Android phones, you’ll need to own a Samsung smartphone to access some features, such as blood pressure or ECG readings.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is a slim smartwatch with a design that sits comfortably on your wrist. If you’re looking for a chunkier watch or want a rotating bezel, you should opt for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. For those looking for a sleeker design, the Galaxy Watch 4 fits the bill, with two buttons on the right edge and little to distract from its slim appearance. There are two models, one with a 40mm dial and one with a 44mm case. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is available in black or white, has an IP68 rating for water resistance, and has an A13 Bionic chip inside.
The 40-mm model is made of aluminum and measures 40.4 x 39.3 x 9.8 mm with a weight of 25.9 g. It is comfortable to wear throughout the day, although it may not be the best choice for nighttime sleep monitoring.
The Samsung Watch 4 is one of the fastest smartwatches we have ever used. This speed isn’t as noticeable as a smartphone or laptop, but it is noticeable compared to other smartwatches and allows you to use a variety of apps while running the GPS functions, for example.
Both the Galaxy Watch 4 models have 16 GB of storage. We found that about 8 GB of that is taken up by the operating system and preinstalled apps, leaving that much more space for custom apps and music. The Galaxy Watch 4 can shine in terms of software. Samsung uses Google’s Wear OS here, albeit with its own touch. ..
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