As expected, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Watch 4 and the aptly named Galaxy Watch 4 Classic at its Galaxy Unpacked event this morning, confirming recent leaks and showcasing the first two devices built on the platform. form of smartwatches co-developed by Google and Samsung, Wear OS. 3. Both watches also sport Samsung's new Exynos W920 processor, 1.5GB of RAM, 16GB of storage and come with a host of health-related features thanks to the inclusion of Samsung's 3-in-1 BioActive sensor. Samsung.
While neither model is expected to arrive until August 27, both are available for pre-order starting today at varying prices.
The Galaxy Watch 4 is essentially the next iteration of the Galaxy Watch Active 2. The aluminum smartwatch will be available in a 40mm or 44mm configuration and will feature two side buttons in addition to a digital bezel. It will also launch in a handful of colors – specifically black, green, silver and pink – with additional customization in the form of watch straps.
If you're looking to secure Samsung's next wearable before launch, both sizes are currently available to pre-order from Samsung. Pricing starts at $249 (or $299 with LTE) for the 40mm model, and if you pre-order the Galaxy Watch 4 by August 26, Samsung will offer a $50 credit to use on select devices, add-ons, and Samsung accessories. . The larger 44mm variant costs $279.99 with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, while the LTE version costs $329.99. If you're trading in an eligible device like the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3, you can also save up to $185 off the total cost.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4
$250
The Galaxy Watch 4 includes Samsung's One UI watch, a digital bezel, and comes in two sizes:40mm or 44mm. It's also smaller than the like-minded Galaxy Watch 4 Classic and is best considered the successor to the Galaxy Watch Active 2.
