Green
SM-R870
Samsung made a good set of watches and they’re clearly based on their predecessors. Most of the focus went in on integrating with Google’s Wear OS and achieving reliable data from the new BMI sensor. Still, the end result is a polished and mature product, if not drastically different than its predecessor.
Samsung’s watches have always done things their own way, and that’s still the case, only with a little help from Google and its considerable wearable OS. Whether you go for a Galaxy Watch4 with a virtual rotating bezel or the Galaxy Watch4 Classic with a physical one, you’re getting Samsung’s way of doing a wearable, and that’s no bad thing. The rotating bezel is in many people’s minds the best way to do it. Using your fingers to navigate an OS and having that lovely, fine-tuned mechanical feedback is something we’ve forgotten in this age of touchscreens. Having that might justify paying a price premium for the Classic model all on its own. The Galaxy Watch4 does its best to mimic the mechanical bezel but ultimately falls short.
The Galaxy Watch4 series bring industry-leading processing, display technology, fitness and health tracking and deep integration with Galaxy phones that’s only matched by Apple’s watch and phone combination. Put simply, these are the best smartwatches for the general Android user – the one that likes to track health and fitness and keep an eye out on notifications.
We’ve already laid out this watch’s rivals. But who is it for? Generalizing that it’s for Android users doesn’t feel right. It’s for Galaxy users. Paying as much as Samsung asks for these smart timepieces isn’t practical without getting all you’ve paid for – the deeper integration and the ECG and Blood Pressure functionality.
Appearance is 8.5 out of 10
Perfect working condition
Unit comes magnetic charging cable
SOLD
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