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• Source: Samsung

  Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

  Budget Galaxy Watch

  $170 $200 Save $30

  Regularly available for $200 or less, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is the cheapest entry point into Samsung’s wearable world. Offering a similar experience to the newer Galaxy Watch 5 and 6 for a lower price, it’s still an option for anybody in the market for a new Wear OS watch.

  Pros

  • Often on sale for low prices
  • Sleek, simple design
  • Good color selection

• Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic

  Bargain bezel

  $179 $380 Save $201

  The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic features the rotating bezel fans prize — a feature entirely missing from the Watch 5 series, though back in the newer Watch 6 Classic. Beyond that, its more conventionally watch-like design offers a little more protection against display damage. It’s getting harder to find lately, though.

  Pros

  • Clicky rotating bezel
  • More traditional look
  • Design better protects the display

  Cons

  • Pricier than the base Watch 4
  • Fewer colors to choose from
  • Getting harder to find

This year’s Galaxy Unpacked saw the unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series, including the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic with its return to the fan-favorite clicking, rotating bezel.

Now you might think that with this latest generation available, and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro over a year old, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and its Classic counterpart would be hopelessly outdated.

Certainly, you’d be correct in some ways — especially concerning the upgrades in the newest iteration, like the big, crisp display and improved performance — but is there a case for the older models at a reduced price?

Price, availability, and specs

It may surprise you to learn that the Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic are both still available brand new from many retailers, including Samsung itself. This includes both the standard Bluetooth models and the upgraded version that packs LTE connectivity, as well as both sizes of each model.

If you insist on buying new, you can find the standard 40mm Watch 4 for around $170; the Watch 4 Classic can be had for around $180, though pricing varies by size, finish, and store, so make sure to shop around. The LTE version spikes the price significantly. At the time of writing, the cheapest, brand new 40mm Watch 4 with LTE on Amazon will run you around $220, while the 42mm Classic with LTE can be had for $10 more at $230.

However, the real savings are available only if you’re okay with getting a refurbished/renewed watch. The price depresses significantly for both watches, and remarkably, you can find the LTE versions currently on sale for less than the standard Bluetooth versions.

A renewed, LTE-compatible 40mm Watch 4 can be had on Amazon for as low as $84, while a 42mm Classic with LTE is listed at a mere $108.

The tech specs are identical for similarly sized watches. This means the 40mm Watch 4 and 42mm Watch 4 Classic have the same specs, as do the 44mm Watch 4 and the 46mm Watch 4 Classic.

• 	Samsung Galaxy Watch 4	Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic
  Display	1.2″ Super AMOLED 396×396 (40mm) or 1.4″ 450×450 (44mm)	60Hz OLED, 1.2″ 396×396 (42mm) or 1.4″450×450 (46mm)
  CPU	Exynos W920	Exynos W920
  RAM	1.5GB	1.5GB
  Storage	16GB	16GB
  Battery	247mAh (40mm) or 361mAh (44mm)	247mAh (42mm) or 361mAh (46mm)
  Connectivity	NFC, GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, LTE (optional)	NFC, GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, LTE (optional)
  Durability	IP68, Waterproof up to 50 meters (5ATM)	IP68 certified, MIL-STD-810G compliant
  Software	Wear OS 3 Powered by Samsung	One UI Watch 3 over “Wear OS Powered by Samsung”
  Health sensors	Heart Rate, EKG, Bioelectrical Impedance, Built-in GPS	Heart rate, EKG, bioelectrical impedance
  Price	From $200	From $350
  Weight	25.9g (40mm) or 30.3g (42mm)	46.5g (42mm), 52g (46mm)

Hardware and design

The biggest differences between the two watches primarily come down to materials and aesthetics. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4’s case is made of aluminum, and it gets two exclusive color options that might make Classic owners jealous: pink for the 40 mm and green for the 44. In addition, it generally has a more svelte, athletic look (think Samsung’s older Galaxy Watch Active models).

Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic has a chunkier stainless steel case and the physical rotating bezel that longtime fans love about Samsung wearables. The non-Classic version mimics this functionality with a touch-sensitive bezel; that rotating bezel may also help protect the display, as the non-Classic Watch 4’s face is completely flat. It’s also worth noting here that none of Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 5 models have a similar rotating bezel.

The only differences between the two sizes of each Galaxy Watch 4 variant are the sizes of the display and the battery. The smaller watches have a 1.2-inch OLED display with a resolution of 396×396. The larger models have 1.4-inch 450×450 OLED screens. The smaller watches house 247mAh batteries, while the bigger ones pack significantly beefier 361mAh cells.

Software

Both the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic are running Wear OS 3.5, with Samsung’s custom, Tizen-inspired One UI Watch 4.5 interface on top. The software experience on each device is identical; hardware is the only thing that differentiates the two watches. Being Wear OS devices, each one enjoys access to the Play Store to download apps, and Samsung says they’ll get software updates for up to four years, which likely means they’ll be supported into 2025. That’s not guaranteed, but we expect it will be the case given Samsung’s recent track record with software support.

Health and fitness

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic have the same health sensors and track all the same parameters, like activity, heart rate, sleep quantity and quality, and body fat percentage. Either watch can track your exercise, both automatically and manually. Health data is stored in the Samsung Health app.

Again, all the features here are identical between the Watch 4 and the Watch 4 Classic. If you’re especially active, you might prefer the larger version of either model — the 44mm Watch 4 or the 46mm Watch 4 Classic — for the bigger battery, but that’s really the only consideration here.

Battery life

Battery life is the same across like-size models of the Galaxy Watch 4. The 40mm Galaxy Watch 4 and the 42mm Galaxy Watch 4 Classic each have 247mAh batteries. The 44mm Galaxy Watch 4 and the 46mm Galaxy Watch 4 Classic pack significantly beefier 361mAh cells.

Samsung says all Watch 4 models can last up to 40 hours on a charge. Our reviews found that the smaller versions don’t quite make it there. The larger 44- and 46-millimeter models last longer between top-ups, more closely matching Samsung’s predictions.

Which Galaxy Watch is right for you?

While the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro continue to be more expensive, the difference in price has shrunk significantly since the release of the Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic. That said, there’s a case to be made that the Watch 4 Classic still holds a great deal of appeal, as it features the physical, rotating bezel that made its much-ballyhooed return to the Watch 6 Classic but can be had for a fraction of the price.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic

Editor’s pick

Bargain bezel

$179 $380 Save $201

While it may be a few years old now, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic retains some appeal, featuring the fan-favorite physical rotating bezel for a fraction of the price of the Watch 6 Classic. If you’re in the market for a cheap smartwatch that’s still being supported by updates, consider the Watch 4 Classic.

The vanilla Watch 4 is a more difficult sell, as the superior Watch 5 is also available at discounted prices, though if you really want a still very functional smartwatch at bargain-basement prices, it’s not a terrible pick.

Source: Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

A tougher sell

Still a very good smartwatch

$170 $200 Save $30

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 remains an excellent smartwatch, especially considering that software/update support is scheduled to continue through at least 2025. That said, given how close in price it is to the Watch 4 Classic (much less the Watch 5), it’s become harder to recommend since the release of the Watch 6 series.

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