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From being just a time-keeping device to turning into a health companion on your wrist, watches have witnessed a wave of evolution. With features that cover different aspects of your well-being, Samsung’s smartwatches have got your back. Emerging as the best of their kind, these feature packed devices from our wearables range are designed to blend seamlessly into your life with the perfect blend of style and functionality.

Unveiling the Samsung BioActive Sensor to the world for the first time, Galaxy Watch4 first set the foundation in the smartwatch game. Enabling users to measure ECG and blood pressure in real time, this sensor marks a leap forward in health monitoring. In the Galaxy Watch4 vs Galaxy Watch5 context, the latter stunned the world with the largest battery on a Samsung Galaxy smartwatch. Comparing Galaxy Watch5 to Galaxy Watch5 Pro, the Pro version ups the game with a bigger battery and a sleeker design. The latest of launches, Galaxy Watch6 took it a step further with an 18% faster processor, the most powerful on any Samsung smartwatch to date.

Keeping track of the number calories burnt, your BMI, or the number of hours you slept is all a cakewalk with a Galaxy smartwatch in your life. And these timepieces are not just limited to tracking your health. They also come with the ease of playing music, answering calls, navigating maps and much more, without having to reach out for your phone for anything.

 

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  • What features should I consider when comparing smartwatches?

    When comparing Galaxy smartwatches, essential factors like battery life and processor play a deciding role. Additionally, it is vital to evaluate health-related functionalities like the sleep tracker, heart monitor, and step counter based on your individual requirements and preferences.

  • Both, Galaxy Watch4 and Galaxy Watch5, are equipped with the best Samsung has to offer. Watch5 boasts a 30-minute charge from 0% to 45%, great for when you need a quick charge before heading out, and the Galaxy Watch4 can last up to 40 hours. Built with Super AMOLED display for strength and durability, both these timepieces have stunning displays. But the Watch5 takes it up a notch with a Sapphire Crystal Glass, making it tough without interrupting your health journey.

  • Comparing Galaxy Watch5 to Galaxy Watch4, you enjoy the same perks of a Super AMOLED display. However, the Galaxy Watch5 takes it one step ahead with the Sapphire Crystal Glass with solidifies the incredible display to be durable and sturdy. When it comes to Galaxy Watch5 vs Galaxy Watch6, the latter offers a bigger screen, the largest ever on a Galaxy smartwatch. Additionally, Galaxy Watch6 also boasts an 18% faster processor as compared to the previous launches.

  • Galaxy smartwatches with LTE capability come equipped with an eSIM, enabling them to operate independently, just like a smartphone. This allows you to handle calls and texts directly on the smartwatch without needing a phone connection. Non-LTE smartwatches use Bluetooth connectivity to link with your phone and utilise its cellular connection to execute similar functions.