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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

First 8 things to do on your new Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

Posted on September 7, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 has quickly become the best Android smartwatch, bringing the best of Tizen and Wear OS together in one watch. While there are still rough edges to work out, it’s the best wearable experience we’ve seen in the Android ecosystem to date.

After getting the watch paired to your phone and logged in to both your Samsung and Google accounts, there are some hidden and not-so-hidden Galaxy Watch 4 settings you’ll want to fix to give you the proper experience.
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