Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 LTE 40mm SM-R865
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Series 4 R865 LTE (40mm, Silver) - BRAND NEW review
- Advanced processor. Third-party app ecosystem seems promising. Gives more customizability to Android users.
- Battery life is a little disappointing. Body composition feature is tricky. Really, no Google Assistant? Drops iOS compatibility.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Series 4 R865 LTE (40mm, Silver) - BRAND NEW review
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4’s headline feature is a revamp of its software that combines the look and feel of Samsung’s existing Tizen platform and the functionality of Wear OS. It has good fitness features, strong battery life and a comfortable design.- Excellent performance, Interesting new software, Lightweight design
- Limited compatibility, Lacks rotating bezel, No exciting fitness upgrades
Beware!
Most of my purchases recently have been Samsung eg: Galaxy S21 Ultra TVs etc and I love them. I purchased this Galaxy watch 4 enthusiastically, with the promise of two days or more battery life. My watch is limited to basic functions only and today, I got 8 hours of battery. Very disappointed and about to visit JB for a fix.
Beware!
Most of my purchases recently have been Samsung eg: Galaxy S21 Ultra TVs etc and I love them. I purchased this Galaxy watch 4 enthusiastically, with the promise of two days or more battery life. My watch is limited to basic functions only and today, I got 8 hours of battery. Very disappointed and about to visit JB for a fix.
Very poor battery
Nice watch, lightweight design but the battery is absolutely shocking, doesn't last a day as a smart watch. I have everything turned off to get 24 hrs out of it. Had to turn oxygen detection of in sleep mode or it would be dead flat in the morning. Very disappointed, so now it is virtually a watch and step tracker, using anything else drains the battery.
Very poor battery
Nice watch, lightweight design but the battery is absolutely shocking, doesn't last a day as a smart watch. I have everything turned off to get 24 hrs out of it. Had to turn oxygen detection of in sleep mode or it would be dead flat in the morning. Very disappointed, so now it is virtually a watch and step tracker, using anything else drains the battery.
Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Cellular (40MM, Silver) - Excellent review
It’s Google’s new smartwatch OS, but it’s Samsung’s watch- Snappy interface, Improved third-party app support, Expanded health tracking, Rotating bezel, Improved third-party app support, Expanded health tracking
- Locked in to Samsung’s ecosystem, Bixby, Samsung’s privacy policy should be clearer, Locked in to Samsung’s ecosystem, Bixby, Samsung’s privacy policy should be clearer
The Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Is Almost Android's Apple Watch
The company's new smartwatches breathe new life into Google's Wear OS 3, and a dose of hope for the future.- Bright OLED screens. Smooth performance. Accurate health and fitness tracking features. Well-priced. Comfortable to wear. Greater access to popular apps.
- No iOS compatibility. ECG is limited to Samsung phones. Battery life on smaller sizes is disappointing. Still lacks broad app support.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Review
An incredible smartwatch for Samsung phone users but a little underwhelming when it comes to battery life- Loaded with smart functions, Beautiful display, Easy to use, Great price
- Subpar battery life, Fitness impact tracking could be better
Samsung Galaxy Watch Series 4 R865 LTE (40mm, Silver) - BRAND NEW review
The Wear OS-powered Galaxy Watch 4 acts as the perfect equivalent of an Apple Watch but for the Android ecosystem. However, although it's a great wearable that would fit just about anybody, the Galaxy Watch 4 fails to deliver in one key aspect that's ultimately the most important feature of a...- Stylish design, Bright and vivid OLED display, Excellent health tracking, Wear OS is a great match, Good haptic feedback
- One-day battery life at best, Gimmicky capacitive rotating bezel, No Google Assistant support yet