Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Review: Operator who is smooth and astute Operator who is smooth and astute
Rating: 4 Stars!
| Pros | Cons |
| A smooth and astute operator | There is no automatic sleep mode trigger. |
| Impressive battery life | Sleep tracking lacks detailed heart rate zones. |
| Display that is bright and clear |
Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Review: Operator who is smooth and astute because of Google, the Android ecosystem never really took off in terms of smartwatches. Google nearly completely ignored Wear OS, and it also lacked modern touches and functions. Samsung, on the other hand, was the market’s sole provider of watches powered by its own Tizen operating system. However, it changed its strategy about two years ago and teamed with Google to improve Wear OS. As a result, Samsung’s Galaxy Watch series now runs Wear OS with a proprietary One UI Watch user interface that gives a familiar experience while integrating smoothly with the Galaxy ecosystem.
The Watch6 Classic, which starts at Rs 36,999, has even more innovative features. It offers everything, from a revamped band unlock mechanism to improved sleep monitoring, increased health and fitness capabilities, and an upgraded user interface with the latest WearOS operating system.
While the Galaxy Watch with Wear OS may appear similar to those who have seen it before, a closer look reveals several upgrades. – Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Review
DISPLAY AND DESIGN
Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Review: The Galaxy Watch6 Classic features a familiar style and user interface, yet it provides a unique experience when compared to prior iterations. It’s similar to the Snyder Cut of Justice League in that it contains the same DNA and characters but tells a different story. Despite its comparable appearance and feel, the Galaxy Watch6 Classic is a superior watch than its predecessors.
The Watch6 Classic now comes in two sizes: 43mm and 47mm. We believe these are the ideal sizes, and we own the 47mm version, which fits nicely even on our not-too-large wrists. It comes in black and silver, just like the earlier Classic models, and the stainless steel frame is top-notch.
The slimmer physical turning dial and larger 1.5-inch display are the most visible changes. The bezels are approximately 15% thinner than prior versions, which improves the user experience. The Super AMOLED panel with a resolution of 432 × 432 pixels, 16 million colors, and an astounding peak brightness of 2000 nits makes everything from text to details more visible on the display. It also has a sapphire crystal covering for extra toughness and endurance.
INTERNALS
The only component that has remained unchanged is the chipset. The same Exynos W930 chipset from Samsung was utilized in the prior design. Although it was only overclocked to 1.18GHz, it is now 1.4GHz. The company claims that this leads to an increase in performance of 18%. The change is occasionally discernible, even though this isn’t a significant improvement in the watch’s performance. When recording workouts, for instance, apps load and respond more quickly. Additional features include 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, of which 7.1GB is usable.
Heart rate monitoring, Spo2 measurement, body composition analysis, and other health-tracking functions are all made possible by the 3-in-1 Biosensor, which is still in use. GPS is also available.
As Samsung installed it this time, the temperature sensor is now operational. In addition to showing body temperature when sleeping as part of an improved sleep-tracking algorithm, it is initially used to track women’s menstrual cycles.
In addition to these sensors, there are also accelerometers, barometers, bioelectrical impedance analysis sensors, electrical heart sensors, gyro sensors, geomagnetic sensors, hall sensors, infrared temperature sensors, light sensors, and optical heart rate sensors.
SOFTWARE
On top of Google’s Wear OS 4 operating system, it runs One UI 5 Watch. Together, they add numerous additional functions to the watch. Some are from Samsung’s most recent user interface, while others are from Google.
The Samsung smartwatch now includes a number of new capabilities. The user interface has improved first. With larger symbols for health tracking, nicer watch faces, updated widgets, and notifications that have a rounded corner background, it is now more fluid and simpler to read. The launcher’s appearance and all other UI components are the same as before. The ability to create folders within the app launcher, however, is quite useful for classifying programs according to their purpose or your personal preferences.
HEALTH & FITNESS
The Watch6 Classic from Samsung boasts a ton of fitness and health-related functions. offers a huge selection of guided prompts and customizable menu layouts for activity monitoring modes. Additionally, you have the choice to design your own routines.
The smooth syncing with the Samsung Health app, which records all activities, calories burnt, and heart rate zones, was what most pleased us. The software now gives users a detailed overview of their workout-related heart rate rises.
Notable is the watch’s ability to manually sync users’ completed treadmill runs’ distance with the treadmill’s meter. Additionally, the accuracy rates are good. The watch measures everything correctly even while you’re sleeping, as evidenced by the accuracy of the heart rate and SpO2 measurements.
BATTERY LIFE
As already mentioned, Samsung has given the Watch6 Classic a bigger battery. Battery life has increased as a result of this. The watch had 50% battery life at the end of the day with Always-on activated, which is plenty for the following full day. The watch started the day with 100% battery life. By turning off the Always-on feature, you can get even more battery life. Included in this is an hour of daily workout.
VERDICT
With its larger size, reduced bezels, and brilliant 1.3-inch Super AMOLED display, the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic breathes new life into Samsung’s series of smartwatches while maintaining a familiar design and user interface. Navigation is improved by the physical turning dial that has been reinstated, and the watch’s larger battery size is useful. The Exynos W930 processor offers a slight performance improvement internally. The ability to track your health is strong, and it includes detailed sleep-tracking functions. The Always-on display can be used for about two days thanks to the excellent battery life. Overall, especially for its price range, the Galaxy Watch6 Classic offers an improved smartwatch experience.
