The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is a top-of-the-line smartwatch that offers a range of impressive features for users. One of the most notable features is the device's advanced health tracking capabilities, which include an ECG monitor, blood pressure monitor, and a sleep tracker. The device also comes with a new sensor that measures body composition, which can provide users with more in-depth information about their overall health and fitness levels. In addition to its health tracking features, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 also offers a range of other useful features, such as the ability to make and receive calls and messages, stream music, and access a range of apps directly from the watch. The device is powered by Samsung's new Wear OS 3 operating system, which provides ... MoreThe Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is a top-of-the-line smartwatch that offers a range of impressive features for users. One of the most notable features is the device's advanced health tracking capabilities, which include an ECG monitor, blood pressure monitor, and a sleep tracker. The device also comes with a new sensor that measures body composition, which can provide users with more in-depth information about their overall health and fitness levels. In addition to its health tracking features, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 also offers a range of other useful features, such as the ability to make and receive calls and messages, stream music, and access a range of apps directly from the watch. The device is powered by Samsung's new Wear OS 3 operating system, which provides a smooth and responsive user experience. The watch also features a vibrant and clear display, which is easy to read both indoors and outdoors. Another great feature of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is its long battery life, which can last up to 40 hours on a single charge. The device also supports fast charging, so users can quickly top up the battery when needed. Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-end smartwatch that offers advanced health tracking features and a range of other useful functions.

After debating how much I would benefit from a smart watch for a while I finally settled with the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. My primary use for it was as a consistent step tracker, so that I can accurately measure my activity with and without a phone. After using it for roughly a year however I have found more of the other features useful as well. The watch can remind me when I have been idle too long, serving as a passive reminder to stretch my legs and walk around to break up long sedentary moments. Notifications from my phone, near silent as they are, keep me alert to texts and calls. The heart rate, stress, and body composition functions have helped me pay closer attention to my overall health, and of course the step counting has become much much more accurate. ... MoreAfter debating how much I would benefit from a smart watch for a while I finally settled with the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. My primary use for it was as a consistent step tracker, so that I can accurately measure my activity with and without a phone. After using it for roughly a year however I have found more of the other features useful as well. The watch can remind me when I have been idle too long, serving as a passive reminder to stretch my legs and walk around to break up long sedentary moments. Notifications from my phone, near silent as they are, keep me alert to texts and calls. The heart rate, stress, and body composition functions have helped me pay closer attention to my overall health, and of course the step counting has become much much more accurate. With brightness set to high and stress and heartrate sensors active, the battery life can fit around 2 days, and charges up relatively quickly. This has suited me just fine, as I just set it to charge overnight anyway. The proprietary charging puck is a little unfortunate, but it is what it is, and it's small and magnetic, so I can set it on metal and fairly easily slide the watch on. The customizability of the watch faces is great, the ecosystem of watch bands plentiful, and the rotating bezel is a favorite feature, providing a tactile and just plain entertaining way to navigate apps and control volume levels. The watch has held up to sand, water, and the dings perfectly fine, and I'm happy with it still.

It's OK but is disappointing for a couple of the main features. The number of watch faces it comes with is limited. You can use the Facer app to get more, although the watch forgets practically every morning the last watch face you used from Facer. This forces you to reset the face every day using your phone. I gave up trying to update it and defaulted to one of the watch faces that it comes with out of the box. It's too much of a pain to reset daily. The other feature I mainly use is for tracking stats such as distance, time, etc during walking / cardio. It's a nice feature *in theory* like Facer is for new watch faces. Like Facer, it also has a problem where it can be easily reset if you let the auto detection determine when you're working out or doing cardio. ... MoreIt's OK but is disappointing for a couple of the main features. The number of watch faces it comes with is limited. You can use the Facer app to get more, although the watch forgets practically every morning the last watch face you used from Facer. This forces you to reset the face every day using your phone. I gave up trying to update it and defaulted to one of the watch faces that it comes with out of the box. It's too much of a pain to reset daily. The other feature I mainly use is for tracking stats such as distance, time, etc during walking / cardio. It's a nice feature *in theory* like Facer is for new watch faces. Like Facer, it also has a problem where it can be easily reset if you let the auto detection determine when you're working out or doing cardio. Once auto detection is working, it can be overridden by pressing the "walk" button to begin counting your walk. This seems like a bug, since if you used auto detect to start monitoring your exercise then it shouldn't let you stop that by clicking the "walk" button. I think it would be better if it returned you to the current timer info screen instead. It feels confusing otherwise because once you have auto detection going there's no simple way to get back to the auto detection screen's face for displaying distance, time, calories, etc. I try to never use the auto detection feature as a result and always start my exercise by clicking the walk button. Overall, it has some nice functions mainly through extra apps you have to install, which wasn't a problem.