Hello! Thanks for watching my hands-on with the new Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 duo. Hoping to bring you a proper full review soon, and a quick heads up - apparently the Always On Display only kicks in when the watch detects it's being worn (so will deactivate if you take off at night etc). Makes sense!
@@Garro0 I've had both watches and wrist gestures is sure nice to have and not have to use both hands to check notification. especially if hands are dirty or gloves while working
6:21 its not a bug. If you put it on your wrist, then it detects the it and turns on always on display. This is a battery conservation feature, if you put it on your bedside table, the display turns off as there is no need for always on display then.
I mean there's a need as a bedside clock instead of having to turn the screen on. It makes more sense to have always on display when it's notnon your wrist , so you could easily check the time
Small correction: you can actually choose between the 1.2 and 1.4 inch screens for either the standard or classic models. (So, four total options.) The standard model has a 40mm size with the 1.2 inch screen and a 44mm size with the 1.4 inch screen. The classic model has a 42mm size with the 1.2 inch screen and a 46mm size with the 1.4 inch screen. Both 1.2 screens are the same, with a 396x396 resolution, and both 1.4 screens are the same with a 450x450 resolution. Hope this helps.
@@zioxei dude mine used to be so feminine & skinny like chicken legs But after doing Calisthenics for 2 years now my FOREARMS became really *THICK* Tho I still would go with the standard galaxy watch cz the classic one just looks too Chunky
@@injured_lion I like the almost aggressive emphasis on the *_THICKNESS_* of your *_FOREARMS_* . Unfortunately I'm just skin and bones all around so it will take me some time before I even gain weight.
Mate - your presentation style is easily the best for this stuff. Totally dodged Verge and Linus to hear you say the word 'spurt' in the opening sentence. Job well done.
I pre-ordered the 44mm watch4 yesterday, got a $50 free credit for the new buds2. Im so excited and cant wait for their arrival. Thank you Uncle Sammy 😊
I bought a Samsung Gear Classic two years ago. I enjoyed using it. About two months ago the battery started to run down quickly, the watch started to behave badly, functions not working correctly and lately the Home key not functioning at all. I would buy another Samsung watch but this time keep the receipt and warranty card. I would expect better from an expensive watch.
The regular one has a pretty huge bezel. The classic appears to have the same large bezel but they cover it with that inner overlapping ring. Wondering how they use standard bands when they curve around the watch? Standard bands I know are straight cut at the end.
Was hoping for the 4 days battery life I get on my Galaxy Watch with light use. Will wait and see what real use tests say about it. Thanks for the review though, it's looking pretty promising.
I was so tempted to get the 46mm classic but it was too big and the 42mm looked to small. I decided to go for the 44mm, which will have the same battery life at 46mm but its slightly smaller and thinner. 46mm is advertised as unisex watch but really it should be a men watch, I can't see any female wearing that size unless you have a bigger wrist or don't mind wearing such bulky watch. But went with the normal, 44mm Black version, Smaller, lighter.
bro if i use almost 12 hours daily colour always on display on watch 4 and most feathers include heart rate, strees, sleep monitor, gps and other such feathers off then how many days my battery will last on watch 4??
I had pre ordered the Galaxy Watch 4 but when you put the classic next to the regular 4, i'm going to end up cancelling my choice and go with the classic. The stainless steel looks so nice and polished compared to the dull aluminum. Great review by the way.
Definitely tempted, but I'm addicted/stuck in the Fitbit ecosystem, so it would be nice to see whether the Wear OS3 side of Samsung's watch such as the Play Store would allow a Fitbit app or sync of sorts.
@@sampheonix it's mainly that's where my historical data is stored, such as weight losses, past sleeps, exercise, and average BPM, and past VO2 Max scorings, and so moving would be painful. I also have a few friends added on there to do challenges like Weekend Warrior steps, and the like. Plus the battery life has generally always been good. Lastly, any Fitbit design has always been health and fitness firstmost, before smart watch features. So the interface is better for fitness enthusiasts at expensevof being a janky smartwatch experience. I think I might get something like this because it looks miles ahead of anything Fitbit has produced, but it's ultimately down whether I can get a Samsung watch can allow me to either migrate or copy my data over to Fitbit so I can continue to make my transition less painful. Frustratingly, no tech journalists seem to be seeking to ask either Samsung, Google, nor Fitbit these questions. Time might tell though. And if not, I might have to wait for Fitbits own answer to this watch.
Can they make them thicker and overall bigger? I am 9 feet tall and weigh 900 lbs so it may look small on my wrist. Will look silly big on the avg person.
@@hobbitpsi I actually prefer samsung pay over google pay, especially with the samsung curve card we have now. However, Google pay is on the watch from default as well. What do you dislike about samsung pay vs google pay?
Bought the US version 4 classic. Great looking/feeling watch. However returned it. The step counter is very much inaccurate, which in turn is used calculate calories burned so that''s wrong too. While driving and noticed it was counting steps. All you have to do is raise your arm from your waist to chest fast an it will count steps. I have less costly Amazfit GTR 2(Zepp) that is far more accurate which I use to compare watches to. Both Samsung and Apple (S5/S6) are inaccurate when tracking fitness. If you want it to tell the time, make calls, get notification, text and use apps...this is for you...just don't rely on the fitness features(which is what I want).
like which ? If you're using it with other android phones, you need to install the samsung apps to get all the features working, like samsung health, gallery etc.
Battery life is a let down. Why can't they make the watch 1 or 2mm thicker just to increase the battery capacity. 1 or 2mm won't make much difference visually.
Yeah, sadly the battery life is still a total nogo for me. Watch 3 and Watch 4 classic look great and are technically impressive, i really wanted one of these, but with my Amazfit GTR i get 7 to 14 days easily. With fitnes tracking, some GPS, heart rate etc. To even think that with a Galaxy Watch, a premium watch, i have to recharge it daily is unbelievable for me. Since people buy these Samsung watches (and apple too) for the ridiculous prices with terrible battery performance Samsung doesn't need to improve.
I still have the 1st Galaxy Watch Active ... and after seeing that Galaxy watch 4, I've realized that I am in desparate need of an upgrade. The classic looks great, but I am in Love with the watch 4!!!
I'm tempted... truth be told I've been tempted by a smart watch for a couple of years now. I almost know I will be underwhelmed by it when/if I actually get one though! I like the looks of the Classic, however I think I'm going to hold out for whatever the next ticwatch might be, I really like their dual screen approach.
@@MooseUK ik its like that for the watch 3 and active 2 but I was hoping it wouldn't be like that for watch 4. So what features work on non Samsung phones do you know?
I have the original Galaxy watch which is that size and if you're a small wrist person then it'll be pretty damn big. But if you're a big wrist person then it's still kinda big but looks like a premium watch.
i really hope they introduce Google assistant instead of bixby or at least give the user the option, as a user of both the later Galaxy watch 2, Apple watch and google home nest hub, the apple watch and siri and google home and Google assistant are light years ahead in language development and usefulness
When you do the review I'd definitely like to here about any and all functions it might lose being connected anything but a Samsung phone. I'm more leaning towards a pixel 5 for the form factor but want a watch 4 classic
Bit of a public service announcement, Samsung UK support have confirmed that to use the sensors you have to have a Samsung phone. The Samsung Health Monitor app will NOT be available on other Android phones.
I just got done watching the whole video, but when you're talking about the speaker you didn't happen to say if both of them have it? Do they both also have mics for taking phone calls? Great video as always mate
@@hobbitpsi Actually not true - the Active and Active 2 did not have speakers. I've had the Active, the Active 2, and now the Watch 3, and of the three, only the Watch 3 has a speaker. I've actually just spent the best part of half an hour online to Samsung's Chat, and although the support guy told me (eventually - took him over 10 mins to find the answer!) that both the Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic do have speakers, he couldn't send me a link to the specs to prove it. It's not anywhere on their website, either!
@@helenheath3706 My girl has the active 2. She's the one who actually showed me that it has speakers and can play music she stored on it on the watch alone.
I bought a galaxy watch active 2 second hand but in mint condition for £120 on ebay a few weeks ago (the charging wire still had the carboard tabs and plastic on!). There is not enough new stuff going on here to warrant an upgrade I don't think. These do look good though and would have been tempted if not for my bargain on the older model. Good review as always :)
If I understand correctly, will the Watch Classic line get the bigger battery and the Watch line the smaller battery? Or is the battery capacity depending on the sizes of the watches?
@@JamesABloomfield thats unfortunate... I know for sure that he said that the Classic line comes with the bigger battery. Since I really care about battery life and have sort of small wrists, I'll have to try the 46mm before buying it. We have a store in The Netherlands called MediaMarkt where you can try (almost) every device that they have in stock. So if I'm able to get acces to a watch that is around 45/46mm in size to try I can come to a conclusion! :)
@@luukvuden I have the same skinny wrist problem. I'd like to have the bigger one and will try it, as I'd like the bigger screen but I just know I'm going to look like a 5 year old wearing his dad's watch.
Love watching your videos, your side comments make me laugh almost all the time :) I miss hearing that british humor after leaving London 10 years ago :( and the most important is that you don't waste time with a slow review, but get the job done fast and effective. Thank you for this!
Hey! AOD functions works only when you're wearing the watch because the sensor on the back of the watch detects your heart rate and knows you wearing it! So it's not a bug how you said in the video!! I have same function on my 2018 galaxy watch..
Pre-ordered my galaxy watch 4 👍🏻 Just gutted I can't use the body composition app as I have an electronic medical implant ☹ Still, do I want to be reminded that I'm in the red for my BMI etc? 😆😆😆
YEA I put in my bid is aldry, waiting patiently for arrival day, thks for your run down on the sgw 4 classic, great info that I needed. Pricy but worth it coming from sg watch is a great upgrade for me now
I would buy one but the lack of all the health features unless you use a samsung phone is a deal breaker for me, since they are working with google on wear os at least let us use them with the Pixel line. I guess I will wait for the Pixel watch then
Definitely a great smartwatch! Body analysis is a really cool feature! However this minor battery life (and charge speed) upgrade is unfortunately not enough to get me away from Garmin! At least 48 h, including 4h activities tracking, always on, sleep tracking & some smartwatch usage would be great! It seems we re still far from there!
@@kylestoutzBCF have the Fenix 7X... It can do 7 to 9 days even with heavy usage... Cannot recommend it unless you're really big time into sports, due to the high price... Huawei GT3 Pro is, at the moment, a very good compromise... Quality materials, more compatibility and lower price than the Garmin and still can do 3 to 4 days....
This is the best review of the galaxy watch I have ever seen. I love the humor, and the fact that you also show when there is something wrong, instead of just hiding it in the editing room 😉 I just subscribed, and liked, so keep up the good work 😁👍
Great UK review & showing virtually all the settings menu, cheers. Hope you can do a size comparison with the Fossil Gen 5 once the Samsung watch 4 is released?
Idk why these reviewers do this. Showing us the watch whole damn video, told us the different sizes and never says what size they are actually wearing.
Pretty sure it does. There have been no compatibility issues before this one. So with Google functionality being added I can only see this as a massive improvement in iOS too.
I'm torn. I have the 3 classic and it's great but, I don't know if in need to go to the 4. I use mine for working out and the u like the new health features. If I trade in my watch I can get the 46mm classic for $180 and a $50 e credit for a add-on. What should I do? Also great hands on.
No Google Assistant, no buy. The rest, specially the body impedance analysis feature, looked like it was worth a buy. Oh well, Galaxy Watch 5, perhaps.
@@defyg3 According to the Verge Samsung says there's no commitment to that "Samsung tells me Google Assistant won’t be available at launch, and it’s an open question whether it’ll arrive at a later date."
Aside from the physically rotating bezel.. they are literally exactly the same. Just the same haptic feedback rotation as you get on the actives. There's no need to see both
It's odd that you mentioned the rotating bezel on the Classic but said nothing about how the Watch 4 has a digital bezel instead. Like Samsung had it in the past.
So the classic is bigger to make way for the manual bezel. However the other model loses your screen view when your finger swipes the screen. Yet the classic has the bezel and it looks like your swiping space is kind of limited with the crater like rim of the bezel
Samsung always do great with design, and UI. They always seem to fall below the mark in functionality. Will be interesting how well the fitness features match up to the Garmin and Apple watches.
I currently own the original samsung galaxy watch with the rotating bezel, it seems to me that the biggest update is definitely wear os 3 being implemented but in terms of hardware the upgrade has negatively impacted the battery life
Are you using the 46mm Classic and 44mm standard versions here? Samsung's reps told me only the smaller versions of each (42mm and 40mm) use a 20mm band, while the bigger versions use a 22mm band.
I've worn the Galaxy Watch 1 every day since I bought it and it is yet to wear out or get dirty. I'd be willing to send you photos of it if you need proof
Last year I bought a Samsung watch 3 because it has features like heart rate measurement, electrocardiogram, and a lot of good features, after I bought it I couldn't use the ECG feature. although I live in the US . Now I plan to buy a Galaxy Watch 4 but I don't know if I can use these features?
With Wear's track record... My confidence in the bugs being resolved are low :D I'd love to see if the assistant finally works well with all features. :D
It's cool and all don't get me wrong, but I don't really see a reason to upgrade from my Fit2 and Galaxy 46mm. Fit2 is perfect for sleeping, intense workouts, stress management, and heart rate monitoring while the 46mm is great for walks, jogs, and casual use.
Thanks for showing these early on! Do you know if these will actually work with all Android devices? My main gripes with the previous models were that they would only work with a very limited selection of Samsung phones, no tablet support whatsoever, and the very limited battery life (which they still haven't fixed apparently).
I think I'll wait until they actually get Google Assistant onboard before I really start considering getting one of these. You would think that the ability to use either Bixby or Google Assistant would be a feature right out of the box. I always much preferred Wear OS over Tizen. So getting Wear OS with a Tizen OS skin works for me. I will stick with my third generation Moto 360 for a little while longer.
I bought the Samsung Classic 4 , 3 days ago (July 12 2023) it has Google Assistant on the watch. I enjoy it alot. A really nice smart watch. Thanks for a great review!
Hello! Thanks for watching my hands-on with the new Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 duo. Hoping to bring you a proper full review soon, and a quick heads up - apparently the Always On Display only kicks in when the watch detects it's being worn (so will deactivate if you take off at night etc). Makes sense!
How about wrist gestures for notifications like on wear os? or just notification dot like tizen? Thanks
I remember seeing in Unpacked the standard Watch4 having a virtual rotating bezel?
@@22oreos It does, I think he wasn't aware of it.
@@22oreos It is the same as the one on Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2....
@@Garro0 I've had both watches and wrist gestures is sure nice to have and not have to use both hands to check notification. especially if hands are dirty or gloves while working
It's as if Samsung knew I was debating on whether to get a Samsung watch or a WearOS watch. Glad to see them give me both
Just yesterday I was looking at a watch 3, that night I saw the 4 and decided it was a signe lol
Bought Fossil gen 5 late last year smh
Exactly! A few months ago when I heard Samsung and Google were collaborating I knew the debating was over and I'd get the best of both worlds.
6:21 its not a bug. If you put it on your wrist, then it detects the it and turns on always on display. This is a battery conservation feature, if you put it on your bedside table, the display turns off as there is no need for always on display then.
Yep all galaxy watches does that. its good.
I mean there's a need as a bedside clock instead of having to turn the screen on. It makes more sense to have always on display when it's notnon your wrist , so you could easily check the time
@@skinaddiction4852 It turns into a bedside clock if you put it on the dock. or wireless charger.
Or even a power button
@@umersalman1 the screen only remains on when on your wrist. My GW1 turns off when on the charging cradle
Never thought that Pep Guardiola is a good tech reviewer
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Lol 😂😂😂
Small correction: you can actually choose between the 1.2 and 1.4 inch screens for either the standard or classic models. (So, four total options.) The standard model has a 40mm size with the 1.2 inch screen and a 44mm size with the 1.4 inch screen. The classic model has a 42mm size with the 1.2 inch screen and a 46mm size with the 1.4 inch screen. Both 1.2 screens are the same, with a 396x396 resolution, and both 1.4 screens are the same with a 450x450 resolution. Hope this helps.
all of which are too massive for my skeletal wrists
@@zioxei dude mine used to be so feminine & skinny like chicken legs
But after doing Calisthenics for 2 years now my FOREARMS became really *THICK*
Tho I still would go with the standard galaxy watch cz the classic one just looks too Chunky
Both look great 😍
@@injured_lion I like the almost aggressive emphasis on the *_THICKNESS_* of your *_FOREARMS_* . Unfortunately I'm just skin and bones all around so it will take me some time before I even gain weight.
@@zioxei don't worry about it, I'm sure many people still prefer skinny boys
I love the negativity, " how badly you slept and how much you're going to get rained on " 😂😂
You're* and rained on*
@@Adam_Outdoors cheers boss
Adam, (comma) shut up! (exclamation mark)
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Imagine having some "personal time" and you accidentally answer your phone 😅
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at least you cant make a video call on this
Pre ordered one to find out ;P
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Mate - your presentation style is easily the best for this stuff. Totally dodged Verge and Linus to hear you say the word 'spurt' in the opening sentence. Job well done.
You mean LTT?
Man, I watched the verge one and I just can't stand Dieter. He's so punchable.
I pre-ordered the 44mm watch4 yesterday, got a $50 free credit for the new buds2. Im so excited and cant wait for their arrival. Thank you Uncle Sammy 😊
Finally someone reviews the watches!! Out of ten TH-cam creators, you're the only one to go in depth
I may buy this watch especially for the blood pressure and ECG modes, as I have high blood pressure it's handy to keep an eye on it. Good video mate
Hi, what is the size of that galaxy classic watch 4 on your hand , 42mm or 46mm? and what watch band size are you using S/M or M/L? Thanks.
i Think its a 46mm.
6:20 aod kicks in when watch is on the hand.
Even my Gear S3 has this feature, so well done for highlighting this.
You need to wear the watch to get always on display to work!
Very true.
Aha, that explains that one then! Cheers for the heads up!
@@TechSpurt You can actually see the AOD in action at 9:45.
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Came here directly after seeing the watch in unpacked!
Ha, thanks for dropping by 😁
It must feel odd, actually attending an event.
"watchface with a seal that is quite merrily getting pissed that I'm fully on board with" :D that made my day
I bought a Samsung Gear Classic two years ago. I enjoyed using it. About two months ago the battery started to run down quickly, the watch started to behave badly, functions not working correctly and lately the Home key not functioning at all. I would buy another Samsung watch but this time keep the receipt and warranty card. I would expect better from an expensive watch.
I still use my Gear S3 Frontier, I love it. Almost 5 years old!
I have it too. It works great still. It's fast and battery lasts me all day.
The regular one has a pretty huge bezel. The classic appears to have the same large bezel but they cover it with that inner overlapping ring. Wondering how they use standard bands when they curve around the watch? Standard bands I know are straight cut at the end.
True, that is where I like the look of the Apple watches how they make it look like bezel less even thought the have bezel with the curved screen.
Was hoping for the 4 days battery life I get on my Galaxy Watch with light use. Will wait and see what real use tests say about it. Thanks for the review though, it's looking pretty promising.
Yeah - I'm with you Alan - Will wait and see what real users say the battery life does.
Honestly, the real world tests will be the deciding factor for me and it'll also help me decide whether I get a Fold or a Flip lol.
I think this one's around 40 hours. I expected more ngl
@@OXIR Honestly doesn't bother me. I'm one of those people that charge my electronics overnight no matter what.
Is Samsung wise to go back to Wear OS? Will we suffer from the poor battery life?
I was so tempted to get the 46mm classic but it was too big and the 42mm looked to small. I decided to go for the 44mm, which will have the same battery life at 46mm but its slightly smaller and thinner. 46mm is advertised as unisex watch but really it should be a men watch, I can't see any female wearing that size unless you have a bigger wrist or don't mind wearing such bulky watch. But went with the normal, 44mm Black version, Smaller, lighter.
bro if i use almost 12 hours daily colour always on display on watch 4 and most feathers include heart rate, strees, sleep monitor, gps and other such feathers off then how many days my battery will last on watch 4??
@@waqasrf20 how many hours rather... maximum 1 day
I had pre ordered the Galaxy Watch 4 but when you put the classic next to the regular 4, i'm going to end up cancelling my choice and go with the classic. The stainless steel looks so nice and polished compared to the dull aluminum. Great review by the way.
Bro i just want this watch for colourful always on display 24/7. Will there b screen burn in issue in future????
Definitely tempted, but I'm addicted/stuck in the Fitbit ecosystem, so it would be nice to see whether the Wear OS3 side of Samsung's watch such as the Play Store would allow a Fitbit app or sync of sorts.
That's what I need..fitbit integration and I'm in
I want to shift to Fitbit ecosystem. Why do you think it's so good ?
I have friends on their that I do challenges with, then there is the historical data.
@@sampheonix it's mainly that's where my historical data is stored, such as weight losses, past sleeps, exercise, and average BPM, and past VO2 Max scorings, and so moving would be painful. I also have a few friends added on there to do challenges like Weekend Warrior steps, and the like. Plus the battery life has generally always been good. Lastly, any Fitbit design has always been health and fitness firstmost, before smart watch features. So the interface is better for fitness enthusiasts at expensevof being a janky smartwatch experience.
I think I might get something like this because it looks miles ahead of anything Fitbit has produced, but it's ultimately down whether I can get a Samsung watch can allow me to either migrate or copy my data over to Fitbit so I can continue to make my transition less painful.
Frustratingly, no tech journalists seem to be seeking to ask either Samsung, Google, nor Fitbit these questions. Time might tell though. And if not, I might have to wait for Fitbits own answer to this watch.
I have fitbit scales and a Samsung watch. I use an app called 'fit and healthy' which syncs my scales data over to samsung health.
Which size you are wearing in review?
Can they make them thicker and overall bigger? I am 9 feet tall and weigh 900 lbs so it may look small on my wrist.
Will look silly big on the avg person.
what size are the straps for the 40mm watch 4 as it is not displayed anywhere on the Samsung website, in fact the details are extremely limited?
Is google assistant available on the watch, or it’s just Bixby?
Apparently not at launch, but may possibly come later. I would bet it would.
@@lendios764 As long as it had the option to use google pay on it by feault, that would be nice. Samsung pay is horrible.
@@hobbitpsi I actually prefer samsung pay over google pay, especially with the samsung curve card we have now.
However, Google pay is on the watch from default as well.
What do you dislike about samsung pay vs google pay?
@@lendios764 I don't know tbh. I can't explain it but samsung pay feels slower to load up and use than google pay.
The random jokes/funny comments were great, love this style of review.
Bought the US version 4 classic. Great looking/feeling watch. However returned it. The step counter is very much inaccurate, which in turn is used calculate calories burned so that''s wrong too. While driving and noticed it was counting steps. All you have to do is raise your arm from your waist to chest fast an it will count steps. I have less costly Amazfit GTR 2(Zepp) that is far more accurate which I use to compare watches to. Both Samsung and Apple (S5/S6) are inaccurate when tracking fitness. If you want it to tell the time, make calls, get notification, text and use apps...this is for you...just don't rely on the fitness features(which is what I want).
We all forget how to drink water from time to time 🤷🏻♀️
BEST FIRST LOOK ON TH-cam!!!! CHEERS MATE!!!!!!! Been super excited about the watch 4, as I consider upgrading from the 2018 Galaxy Watch ⌚ 😀
Same watch unfortunately
What size watches were you showing in the video?
yes, please what are the watch sizes and what are watch band sizes?
Digging deeper, some of the use cases are only available if you are paired to a Samsung phone. That might be problematic?
like which ? If you're using it with other android phones, you need to install the samsung apps to get all the features working, like samsung health, gallery etc.
ECG only available with Samsung watch - which is a bummer.
is the aod brighter compared to the watch 3?
Battery life is a let down. Why can't they make the watch 1 or 2mm thicker just to increase the battery capacity. 1 or 2mm won't make much difference visually.
I think it's because a 1 or 2mm increase in size won't increase battery size significantly.
Yeah, sadly the battery life is still a total nogo for me. Watch 3 and Watch 4 classic look great and are technically impressive, i really wanted one of these, but with my Amazfit GTR i get 7 to 14 days easily. With fitnes tracking, some GPS, heart rate etc. To even think that with a Galaxy Watch, a premium watch, i have to recharge it daily is unbelievable for me. Since people buy these Samsung watches (and apple too) for the ridiculous prices with terrible battery performance Samsung doesn't need to improve.
I still have the 1st Galaxy Watch Active ... and after seeing that Galaxy watch 4, I've realized that I am in desparate need of an upgrade. The classic looks great, but I am in
Love with the watch 4!!!
Bro i just want this watch for colourful always on display 24/7. Will there b screen burn in issue in future????
I'm tempted... truth be told I've been tempted by a smart watch for a couple of years now. I almost know I will be underwhelmed by it when/if I actually get one though! I like the looks of the Classic, however I think I'm going to hold out for whatever the next ticwatch might be, I really like their dual screen approach.
Will the ecg and blood pressure features also work with non Samsung phones or only Samsung phones?
I wonder that too. I am considering to buy it but if it does not working on other phones.
Only Samsung phones I'm afraid.
@@MooseUK ik its like that for the watch 3 and active 2 but I was hoping it wouldn't be like that for watch 4. So what features work on non Samsung phones do you know?
@@MooseUK Thank you. That is bad. It is not worth it for me if it really does not work on non Samsung phones.
I paused your video & order 2 of them 46 mm black and silver 🤑🤷🏾♂️
How chunky does the 46mm classic feel. I want that one but I would want to use it everyday, including exercise as well.
This. I think it looks better but I don't want to sacrifice any gym and exercise performance.
I have the original Galaxy watch which is that size and if you're a small wrist person then it'll be pretty damn big. But if you're a big wrist person then it's still kinda big but looks like a premium watch.
i really hope they introduce Google assistant instead of bixby or at least give the user the option, as a user of both the later Galaxy watch 2, Apple watch and google home nest hub, the apple watch and siri and google home and Google assistant are light years ahead in language development and usefulness
When you do the review I'd definitely like to here about any and all functions it might lose being connected anything but a Samsung phone. I'm more leaning towards a pixel 5 for the form factor but want a watch 4 classic
Bit of a public service announcement, Samsung UK support have confirmed that to use the sensors you have to have a Samsung phone. The Samsung Health Monitor app will NOT be available on other Android phones.
Here we go with the Samsung trust issue. Shouldn’t need a service call to find that out. Gonna be some unhappy buyers… Thanks
I just got done watching the whole video, but when you're talking about the speaker you didn't happen to say if both of them have it? Do they both also have mics for taking phone calls? Great video as always mate
They both suppose to have mics .... I'm pretty sure it does
having a speaker and mic have been a staple for every galaxy watch, so pretty sure the new one has it too.
@@hobbitpsi Actually not true - the Active and Active 2 did not have speakers. I've had the Active, the Active 2, and now the Watch 3, and of the three, only the Watch 3 has a speaker. I've actually just spent the best part of half an hour online to Samsung's Chat, and although the support guy told me (eventually - took him over 10 mins to find the answer!) that both the Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic do have speakers, he couldn't send me a link to the specs to prove it. It's not anywhere on their website, either!
@@helenheath3706 My girl has the active 2. She's the one who actually showed me that it has speakers and can play music she stored on it on the watch alone.
@@hobbitpsi Hmm that's odd - are you in the UK? Perhaps it's a country difference
I am going for the classic, right after I get my phone. 👍👍👍
Love this guy and his sense of humour 😁👍
I wonder if there's soundcloud for these ?
I can't emphasizes how excited I am to get my hands in these boys after a month of release, I wanna make sure I like it after the bug fixes
They are Samsung
I bought a galaxy watch active 2 second hand but in mint condition for £120 on ebay a few weeks ago (the charging wire still had the carboard tabs and plastic on!). There is not enough new stuff going on here to warrant an upgrade I don't think. These do look good though and would have been tempted if not for my bargain on the older model. Good review as always :)
If I understand correctly, will the Watch Classic line get the bigger battery and the Watch line the smaller battery? Or is the battery capacity depending on the sizes of the watches?
It's tied to size. Each watch has a small and a large, and the large version of each also has a larger battery.
@@JamesABloomfield thats unfortunate... I know for sure that he said that the Classic line comes with the bigger battery. Since I really care about battery life and have sort of small wrists, I'll have to try the 46mm before buying it. We have a store in The Netherlands called MediaMarkt where you can try (almost) every device that they have in stock. So if I'm able to get acces to a watch that is around 45/46mm in size to try I can come to a conclusion! :)
@@luukvuden I have the same skinny wrist problem. I'd like to have the bigger one and will try it, as I'd like the bigger screen but I just know I'm going to look like a 5 year old wearing his dad's watch.
@@peterpenguin6482 lets hope the bigger size will fit us both just fine 🙏
Which sizes are the watches in the video? I want to know how the 44mm standard galaxy watch compares to the 42mm classic.
Love watching your videos, your side comments make me laugh almost all the time :) I miss hearing that british humor after leaving London 10 years ago :( and the most important is that you don't waste time with a slow review, but get the job done fast and effective. Thank you for this!
I like the new health based measurements on this new watch - I have Galaxy Watch 3 but am seriously considering upgrade to 4.
Bro i just want this watch for colourful always on display 24/7. Will there b screen burn in issue in future????
Hey! AOD functions works only when you're wearing the watch because the sensor on the back of the watch detects your heart rate and knows you wearing it! So it's not a bug how you said in the video!! I have same function on my 2018 galaxy watch..
Pre-ordered my galaxy watch 4 👍🏻 Just gutted I can't use the body composition app as I have an electronic medical implant ☹ Still, do I want to be reminded that I'm in the red for my BMI etc? 😆😆😆
YEA I put in my bid is aldry, waiting patiently for arrival day, thks for your run down on the sgw 4 classic, great info that I needed. Pricy but worth it coming from sg watch is a great upgrade for me now
I would buy one but the lack of all the health features unless you use a samsung phone is a deal breaker for me, since they are working with google on wear os at least let us use them with the Pixel line. I guess I will wait for the Pixel watch then
Definitely a great smartwatch! Body analysis is a really cool feature! However this minor battery life (and charge speed) upgrade is unfortunately not enough to get me away from Garmin! At least 48 h, including 4h activities tracking, always on, sleep tracking & some smartwatch usage would be great! It seems we re still far from there!
Hi, which garmin is it you're talking about and which garmin would you recommend ? Thanks in advance!
@@kylestoutzBCF have the Fenix 7X... It can do 7 to 9 days even with heavy usage... Cannot recommend it unless you're really big time into sports, due to the high price... Huawei GT3 Pro is, at the moment, a very good compromise... Quality materials, more compatibility and lower price than the Garmin and still can do 3 to 4 days....
@@rdnax5775562 7 to 9 days is insane! Thanks man. I'll rather cough out the money for something thats decent. Thank you!
This is the best review of the galaxy watch I have ever seen. I love the humor, and the fact that you also show when there is something wrong, instead of just hiding it in the editing room 😉
I just subscribed, and liked, so keep up the good work 😁👍
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Refreshing to get an actual review on the Galaxy watch and not just a "this is not the apple watch" review
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Just learned something new on my Galaxy Watch 3, the torch brightness using the bezel
Great UK review & showing virtually all the settings menu, cheers. Hope you can do a size comparison with the Fossil Gen 5 once the Samsung watch 4 is released?
iam planning on getting Galaxy Watch 4 to replace Gear Fit Pro. thanks for this demonstration.
What size are you wearing there on the galaxy watch4? 40mm or 44mm.?thanks
Idk why these reviewers do this. Showing us the watch whole damn video, told us the different sizes and never says what size they are actually wearing.
@@lilmario0 exactly! so many videos i've seen and only one video they actually say the size they are wearing..smh...
Hello, which size of watch 4 classic did you wear in video? 42 or 46 ?
Great review as always just need to decide which one to get now. I do like the moving bezel though.
Great review but no mention of a internal speaker. Does it have a speaker built in or bluetooth only
Does this watch support Google Assistant and e-Sim?
It has a e sim for calling and messaging and the google assistant is probably on the play store
Thank you for a Thorough Comparison of these 2 devices. You More than earned a "Thumbs-up." And I subscribed. Bravo 👏
Nicely done bro. Like your vid for sure. First time btw. I like both watches but I'm gonna buy the classic version
Can you use it combined with an iPhone, or does it only work with Andorid phones or even worse... Samsung phones only?
Pretty sure it does. There have been no compatibility issues before this one. So with Google functionality being added I can only see this as a massive improvement in iOS too.
I'm torn. I have the 3 classic and it's great but, I don't know if in need to go to the 4. I use mine for working out and the u like the new health features. If I trade in my watch I can get the 46mm classic for $180 and a $50 e credit for a add-on. What should I do?
Also great hands on.
You deserv it, get it Bryan! This is a must, just do it! Do it now! :D
I think that's a good deal.
No Google Assistant, no buy. The rest, specially the body impedance analysis feature, looked like it was worth a buy. Oh well, Galaxy Watch 5, perhaps.
They will patch it in
@@defyg3 According to the Verge Samsung says there's no commitment to that "Samsung tells me Google Assistant won’t be available at launch, and it’s an open question whether it’ll arrive at a later date."
Hello, which sizes you did review of here?
So the only difference between the both is the bezel?
Thanks for the review of the classic.. it was the other I was bothered about.
Aside from the physically rotating bezel.. they are literally exactly the same. Just the same haptic feedback rotation as you get on the actives. There's no need to see both
It's odd that you mentioned the rotating bezel on the Classic but said nothing about how the Watch 4 has a digital bezel instead. Like Samsung had it in the past.
I just pre-ordered the 40mm rose gold version without LTE.
So the classic is bigger to make way for the manual bezel. However the other model loses your screen view when your finger swipes the screen. Yet the classic has the bezel and it looks like your swiping space is kind of limited with the crater like rim of the bezel
Samsung always do great with design, and UI. They always seem to fall below the mark in functionality. Will be interesting how well the fitness features match up to the Garmin and Apple watches.
watch3 fitness I find to be excellent, as far apple.... batrery life is horrendous
I currently own the original samsung galaxy watch with the rotating bezel, it seems to me that the biggest update is definitely wear os 3 being implemented but in terms of hardware the upgrade has negatively impacted the battery life
Which is a reoccurring theme with the Watch 6 series apparently
"Humping a giant egg"!!! I am in tears!!! Hilarious. And 'spaff out' was brilliant :-)
will they make the titanium version like the watch 3 titanium wich i have already?
Are you using the 46mm Classic and 44mm standard versions here? Samsung's reps told me only the smaller versions of each (42mm and 40mm) use a 20mm band, while the bigger versions use a 22mm band.
Good to see you outside!
couldnt resist ...placed my order for the 46mm classic :)
Samsung knew what they were doing when they added that flip your wrist feature 😂
Everyone always claims the rotating bezel is so much better. Not over time as it gets dirty or worn and becomes really hard to turn.
I've worn the Galaxy Watch 1 every day since I bought it and it is yet to wear out or get dirty. I'd be willing to send you photos of it if you need proof
Thanks for a nice video. Delicious watch. Can you see your calendar information fixed on the screen as on the apple watch?
Last year I bought a Samsung watch 3 because it has features like heart rate measurement, electrocardiogram, and a lot of good features, after I bought it I couldn't use the ECG feature. although I live in the US . Now I plan to buy a Galaxy Watch 4 but I don't know if I can use these features?
With Wear's track record... My confidence in the bugs being resolved are low :D I'd love to see if the assistant finally works well with all features. :D
Definitely ordered mine. Got the series 4 44mm in green with s black band to to have something away from the norm.
Great review! Any info on the golf app yet? Like I need to spend more money!
Very informative video, best part 7:52.
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It's cool and all don't get me wrong, but I don't really see a reason to upgrade from my Fit2 and Galaxy 46mm. Fit2 is perfect for sleeping, intense workouts, stress management, and heart rate monitoring while the 46mm is great for walks, jogs, and casual use.
Black or silver, which color watch 4 classic looks great over a time? In 46mm is the display biggest?
Thanks for showing these early on! Do you know if these will actually work with all Android devices? My main gripes with the previous models were that they would only work with a very limited selection of Samsung phones, no tablet support whatsoever, and the very limited battery life (which they still haven't fixed apparently).
yes I want to know
Wether you decide on the classic or regular, go with the silver one. The black ones look cheaper for some reason.
I think I'll wait until they actually get Google Assistant onboard before I really start considering getting one of these. You would think that the ability to use either Bixby or Google Assistant would be a feature right out of the box. I always much preferred Wear OS over Tizen. So getting Wear OS with a Tizen OS skin works for me. I will stick with my third generation Moto 360 for a little while longer.
I bought the Samsung Classic 4 , 3 days ago (July 12 2023) it has Google Assistant on the watch. I enjoy it alot. A really nice smart watch. Thanks for a great review!
For classic one
Which color you love ,black or silver?