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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

Galaxy Watch 4 won’t pair with iPhone — and its best features won’t work with non-Samsung phones

Posted on August 14, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Galaxy Watch 4 is best used with a Samsung phone, if you have one

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 may have made waves by ditching Tizen for Google’s revamped WearOS, but that change does come with some serious caveats for non-Samsung owners. And that’s particularly true if you use an iPhone.

Samsung admitted as much to Ars Technica, confirming that the Galaxy Watch 4 can not be paired with an iPhone 12 or any other iOS device.
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