Good fitness tracking; The best Wear OS watch to date; Retains plenty of Samsung flavour ;

Short battery life in 42mm version; Some interface quirks during exercise; Compatibility restrictions for non-Samsung phones;

Overall, the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, looks great, operates smoothly and offers a lot of customization and features.

Improved Sleep Detection, Wear OS, BIA Sense

Less efficient battery, Still lacks ECG and Blood Pressure monitoring, Still has Bixby and not Google Assistant

This watch is my first smartwatch and I"m LOVING IT. The battery lasts me a full day and night + a little bit more. Its fast, I love the One UI x Wear OS combo, and the watch looks good on my wrist. The use of apps like samsung pay and spotify make this watch a great quality of life improvement.

Does the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic have what it takes to top our list of the best Android smartwatches? After all, its predecessor, the Galaxy Watch 3, has done so since its release, meaning we have high expectations. Making the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic’s already hard job even tougher is that it also has to introduce us to a new operating system at the same time as wowing us with its hardware. Just by looking at the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, it’s obvious Samsung has done its job on the design, but what about the new Wear OS 3 software? There’s a lot to go through here, but don’t worry, this is a feature-packed smartwatch worthy of both your attention and your money. At first glance, the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic doesn’t look that different from the Galaxy Watch 3, but examine it more closely and there are subtle refinements that give the new model a more cohesive, mature, and watch-like style. The stainless steel case itself comes in either 42mm or 46mm sizes, and I am wearing the 46mm m...

Cohesive, mature design; Rotating bezel is intuitive; One Watch UI is neat and logical; Comprehensive health tracking; Choice of style and size;

Battery doesn't last two full days; Wear OS 3 software lacks polish; Too large to wear at night;

There's no doubting that the Galaxy Watch 4 is another solid smartwatch from Samsung. It's slick, looks good and performs well in most departments. This is supposed to be a Samsung smartwatch, with Google software flowing through it, but right now it feels very familiar.

Nice, minimalist design, Good price, Feature packed, Slick performance

Even if you aren't a huge Samsung fan, you'll find a lot to like....

The Galaxy Watch 4 is Samsung’s best smartwatch to date, but annoying restrictions mean it’s less appealing than it should be

Impressive performance; Access to more apps than before; Attractively priced;

Mediocre battery life; No ECG unless you have a Samsung phone; Doesn’t offer all Wear OS features;

Good fitness tracking; The best Wear OS watch to date; Retains plenty of Samsung flavour ;

Short battery life in 42mm version; Some interface quirks during exercise; Compatibility restrictions for non-Samsung phones;

The Galaxy Watch 4 is Samsung’s best smartwatch to date, but annoying restrictions mean it’s less appealing than it should be

Impressive performance; Access to more apps than before; Attractively priced;

Mediocre battery life; No ECG unless you have a Samsung phone; Doesn’t offer all Wear OS features;

The Galaxy Watch 4 is Samsung’s best smartwatch to date, but annoying restrictions mean it’s less appealing than it should be

Impressive performance; Access to more apps than before; Attractively priced;

Mediocre battery life; No ECG unless you have a Samsung phone; Doesn’t offer all Wear OS features;