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Galaxy Watch 4

Galaxy Watch 4 battery life could blow every other Wear OS watch out of the water

Posted on August 3, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked is just over a week away, and we continue to gain more information about its upcoming devices. The latest tidbit claims that the Galaxy Watch 4 will feature fairly impressive battery life, clocking in at up to a week.

Shortly after live images of the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic were leaked online, WinFuture provided a rundown of specifications that are expected for the upcoming smartwatch, saying that the battery life “is indicated by various sources with up to seven days” (via translation).
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Wearables Tags:classic, galaxy, GALAXY WATCH, galaxy watch 4, Samsung, smartwatch, watch, Wear OS

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