Samsung Galaxy Watch 6

Very comfortable design Colorful and bright display Smaller bezels are lovely Samsung Health keeps getting better Good, reliable performance Much-improved battery life Still a great value

Wear OS still has its issues Slightly more expensive

“The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 is the new go-to recommendation if you want an Android smartwatch. It's reliable, powerful, and still a great value.”

Beautiful design ; All the health features you need and more ; RAM upgrade means the watch operates more smoothly

GPS accuracy is so-so ; You need to install multiple apps to access all the features (unless you have a Galaxy smartphone) ; Only modest upgrades since the last generation

There is a lot to love about the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6. The new chip and the increased RAM help the watch operate buttery smooth and Wear OS 4 to perform at its best. The feature updates are fine, although nothing mind-blowing. Health-conscious...

Better battery life ; Bezels are 30 percent slimmer ; Comes with Wear OS 4 ; Everything is slightly improved from last year ; Reunited with the rotating bezel... and it feels so good! ; Said bezel is 15 percent thinner ; Better battery life ; Comfy for...

Not much has changed ; You still get a better experience when paired with Samsung phones ; Slightly more expensive ; Not much has changed ; You still get a better experience when paired with Samsung phones ; Slightly more expensive

That said, if you’ve got a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, I think you’ll be very happy with the current Classic’s extra screen estate, sleeker look, and longer battery life. Especially since it seems like Samsung is updating the Classic on a two-year...

Updated design ; New Exynos W930 and more RAM ; Improved wellness and sleep metrics

Still constrained by battery life ; You can’t share fitness data to Google Fit

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 improves on many of its predecessor’s features, with an updated processor and RAM delivering enhanced performance and efficiency across the board, and new health features including a high-heart-rate alert and fall detection....

Larger, brighter display with thinner bezels ; High 60 Hz refresh rate and excellent image quality ; Great design with a broad range of customization options ; Great user interface with a larger keyboard ; Health monitoring is getting better ; Good...

Only one-day battery life with regular usage ; I wish the workout tracking Strong app would be available for Wear OS ; Only one-day battery life with regular usage ; I wish the workout tracking Strong app would be available for Wear OS

Sleek design ; Lightweight and comfortable to wear ; Nice and bright OLED screen ; Great automatic workout detection ; Not too expensive

One-day battery life ; Heart rate tracking not perfectly accurate ; One-click bands not as easy to swap as you'd hope ; Watchfaces not as refined as on rivals ; Sleep tracking has some quirks

Display is bigger, already loaded with Wear OS 4, watchbands are easier to swap

You still can't leave without the charger, costs a little more than the Watch 4/Watch 5 did

Samsung's sixth-generation Android-powered smartwatch