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These are identical to the displays found on the 40mm and 44mm standard Watch 4’s respectively, too. Two casing sizes means two display sizes too, with the 42mm build sporting a 1.19in 396×396 circular screen and the 46mm version toting a 1.36in panel, with a 450×450 resolution – resulting in comparatively crisp pixel density across both sizes. Opt for the Classic if you’re after a smartwatch that looks more watch than wearable tech and if you think you’ll appreciate the greater level of tactility offered by its physical bezel, otherwise the contemporary stylings of the standard Watch 4 might make for a better fit. Beyond that, however, the Watch 4 Classic felt nothing but comfortable and stylish to wear when both working out and going out. The only main gripe about the Classic’s design is that dust tends to accumulate at the point where the rotating bezel meets the display and some marks proved difficult to remove from the surface of the included Ridge-Sport Band. Bands can also be bought separately, so you can mix and match as desired. All I would say, with regards to its proportions, is that the 46mm model makes for a better fit on my near-7in/17cm wrists, compared to the smaller casing size featured in this review.īy default, the Watch 4 Classic comes pre-fitted with the Galaxy Watch 4 Ridge-Sport Band, however, in markets where the Samsung Design Studio is available, buyers can pick their band type, size and colour at purchase, which also includes the option of the Sport, Hybrid Leather and Extreme Sport Bands too. The smaller 42mm Watch 4 Classic (tested here) also happens to be the thickest entry in the line (at 11.2mm), however, the variant’s added weight and thickness – compared to the standard models – doesn’t really translate into real-world wear still feeling like a relatively unobtrusive smart timepiece that looks the part. Silver 42mm Classic w/ white Ridge-Sport Band

#Galaxy watch wifi vs bluetooth android#

Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, the choice comes down to price and design.įor a starting price of $249.99 the standard Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is the versatile Android smartwatch most shoppers should consider. When it comes to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 vs. Galaxy Watch 4 Classic: Which is right for you? But with GPS, activity tracking and the always-on display enabled, it could be less. Samsung estimates both smartwatches will last up to 40 hours on one charge. When you sleep next to a compatible smartphone, the sounds of your snores get tracked, too. More SpO2 readings could mean more insight on rest quality, especially for those with conditions like sleep apnea.

Blood oxygen is measured once a minute overnight on the Galaxy Watch 4, compared to once every 30 minutes on the Galaxy Watch 3. Samsung improved sleep tracking metrics for its latest smartwatches, too. Samsung's own programs like Samsung Pay and Samsung Health still take priority, but the smartwatch is loaded with Google’s programs, too. The home screen and your favorite apps are navigated by swiping through tiles, while the greater collection of apps exists in a cloud menu. Most notably, Tizen has been absorbed into a unified Google Wear OS, which is now called Wear OS 3.

Still, here's what new with the Galaxy Watch 4 Series.

You'll experience the same user experience, no matter which smartwatch you go with. There's no difference in features between the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 vs. The Galaxy Watch 4 sits more flush on your wrist than the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, too. The included silicone straps make this version of the smartwatch look and feel more athletic. Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 (Image credit: Future)įor something more subtle, the standard Galaxy Watch 4 opts for a capacitive bezel and lightweight, aluminum case. If you pre-order yours between August 11 and August 26, you’ll get $50 credit to the Samsung store. Galaxy Watch 4 Classic: Price and availabilityīoth the standard Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic will become available on August 27.