Samsung's premium smartwatch is a jack of all trades, master of many....

Fantastic display and rotating bezel, Thinner, lighter design, Two-day battery life, Advanced running metrics can be super helpful, Useful sleep tracking and insights

GPS and HR sensors can be inaccurate, No MST payments with Samsung Pay, Big price increase over original Galaxy Watch, Setup process for non-Samsung phones is a pain, Third-party app support is lacking

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

I was initially concerned about the lack of third party support as the apps available for Samsung are really limited compared to the google or apple ecosystems. However, this is a small device and in practice, I wouldn't use many of the additional apps available on these platforms. The health functions, reminders, alarms, notifications, etc. that I use are absolutely fantastic. On top of that, it looks great.

After trying cheaper brands that broke, I just had to try the Samsung. With the S20 Ultra it blows them all out the water. It looks amazing ( with a Spigen Stainless Steel strap ) and I now wear this instead of my Omega Seamster. I even wear it at work ( I'm an Electrician ) and it never marks.

Firstly, the shipping!! I ordered my watch on 22 December at 9:16pm. The next day it was shipped and on 24 December at 3:15pm it was hand delivered to me. Given it was Christmas I was absolutely blown away by the delivery service. The delivery itself is worth 5 stars. The watch: It's beautiful, doesn't look techy and does everything I need. I purchase the watch with LTE. It can go in water (ocean and chlorinated), play music wirelessly to my Bluetooth headphones, (which aren't Samsung), the screen is easy to use with talk-to-text, or you can write each letter or have preset responses, you can personalise the ring tone of the watch, voice record at the drop of a hat, check and respond to emails, use the watch as a remote to take picture on your phone and see live view at the same time.. The negative: It uses Bixby, not Google. Sorry to say Bixby is slow and I am not a fan, but this is literally the only negative for me.

Extremely happy with my New Galaxy Watch3, that I purchased from Harvey Norman. Great functionality, choice of various watch faces and ease of receiving and making calls ^ texts on the go without having to carry a mobile phone is brilliant. Makes going for a run a lot easier and still stay connected to the world.

Gorgeous design; Crisp, vibrant display; Fun, innovative bezel controls; Clever fitness-tracking features;

Battery life could be better; Expensive;

There’s a lot to love about the Galaxy Watch 3. It’s superbly made, very attractive, and its spinning bezel makes it a joy to use. Samsung’s Tizen OS is slick too, with lots of customisation and shortcut options to keep things feeling fresh - made all the better by its class-leading screen. Throw in all the fitness bells and whistles you’re ever likely to need (with handy auto-tracking features to boot), and we have no qualms in saying it’s one of the best smartwatches you can get right now. The only thing that lets it down is its battery life and fairly hefty price tag, but given the combination of form and function on offer here, we’d happily recommend it to all but ther most hardcore of exercise fiends.

Gorgeous design; Crisp, vibrant display; Fun, innovative bezel controls; Clever fitness-tracking features;

Battery life could be better; Expensive;

Bought the watch on day of release and havent looked back. This is my first smart watch and will easily continue buying the Galaxy Watch range. Highly recommended. 1 slight draw back - battery could be a LITTLEEEE bigger but all in all, it last for a solid two and a bit days with everything turned on. Go and get one!!