The Galaxy Watch Active may have been released six months after the original Galaxy Watch but it couldn’t be considered its successor. This was a more fitness-focused watch with an identity of its own. Samsung made one change to the Galaxy Watch Active that didn’t sit well with fans. It ditched the physical rotating bezel.
We have come a long way since the Galaxy Watch Active was released. Samsung had released a couple of other models since then. The ones it has launched just now, though, are unlike any we’ve seen from the company so far.
Galaxy Watch 4 vs Galaxy Watch Active
The Galaxy Watch Active was only available in the 40mm size with a 1.1-inch display. Samsung’s latest Galaxy Watch 4, the one without the rotating bezel, is available in 40mm and 44mm sizes with a 1.19-inch and 1.36-inch display respectively. These are also much higher resolution displays.
All of Samsung’s smartwatches since 2018 have more or less had the same specs. The company has only just changed that with the Galaxy Watch 4. It comes with the first 5nm processor on a Samsung smartwatch, the Exynos W920.
The new chipset delivers 1.25x CPU and 10x GPU performance compared to the Galaxy Watch Active’s Exynos 9110. The new smartwatches also have double the amount of RAM at 1.5GB and four times the RAM at 16GB.
The Galaxy Watch Active supported automatic tracking for six routines, the Galaxy Watch 4 can do it for many more. The latter also gets advanced health and fitness features like ECG, oxygen saturation monitoring, fall detection, body composition analysis and more.
The biggest change to impact the user experience is the platform used to run the new smartwatch. While the Galaxy Watch Active ran on Tizen like others before it, the Galaxy Watch 4 runs on the new Wear OS Android-based platform that Samsung has worked on with Google. This means that the new watches can run Android apps.
That’s one of the reasons why Samsung gave the new wearables such a boost in the performance department. Samsung fans who have been waiting for the company to shake things up in the wearables department will certainly be pleased.
Do check out the full Galaxy Watch 4 vs Galaxy Watch Active specs comparison below. Stay tuned for the detailed Galaxy Watch 4 review that’ll go up in due course.
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| General Information | ||
|---|---|---|
| Model name | Galaxy Watch 4 Classic (42mm) | Galaxy Watch Active (40mm) |
| Model number | SM-R880 | SM-R500 |
| Model type | Wearable | Wearable |
| Color | Silver (Silver) Black (Black) |
Sliver (Sliver) Black (Black) Rose Gold (Rose Gold) Green (Green) |
| Announced | 2021, August | 2019, February |
| Released | 2021, August | 2019, February |
| Physical Specifications | ||
| Dimensions | Watch: 41.5 x 41.5 x 11.2 mm | Watch: 39.5 x 39.5 x 10.5 mm |
| Weights | 46.5g | 25g |
| Operating System | ||
| Operating system | Wear OS | Tizen Based Wearable OS 4.0 |
| One UI version | Watch 3.0 | |
| Network | ||
| Networks | 4G | |
| Display | ||
| Kind | Main Display | Main Display |
| Technology | Circular Super AMOLED | Circular Super AMOLED |
| Size | 1.2 inch / 30.4 mm | 1.1 inch / 27.94 mm |
| Resolution | / 396x396 pixels | / 360x360 pixels |
| Pixel density | 330 PPI | 302 PPI |
| Screen to body ratio | % | % |
| Memory | ||
| RAM/ROM sizes | 1.5 GB RAM with 16 GB ROM | 768 MB RAM with 4 GB ROM |
| Battery | ||
| Standard battery capacity | 247 mAh | 230 mAh |
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