The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series showcases a number of firsts: it’s the first wearable to feature the company’s Exynos W920 processor, giving a boost of power to ensure the all-new Wear OS software runs extra smooth, showcasing Samsung’s updated One UI Watch interface for the first time.

Available in Watch 4 format for a more sporty look, or Classic format – complete with rotational bezel control – for a more traditional look, the Galaxy Watch 4 series combines smartwatch and fitness tracking features in one.

There’s a suite of tracking features in tow – the very same for Watch 4 and Classic – with Samsung’s three-in-one BioActive Sensor designed to measure heart-rate (optically and electrically) and impedance to present body composition information.
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