Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic LTE 46mm for 18k on Amazon

[MadAxe]

Is the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic LTE 46m worth buying at 18k, now that the Watch 5 has already launched?

 

[Jonas]

I am the odd one out with an unpopular opinion, smart watches are highly overrated.

With that being said, don't you think battery life is low for an 18k smartwatch?

 

[Lucifer96]

@MadAxe . It is a nice deal if you are okay with one day battery life as that's what i get from watch 4. The differences between watch 4 and watch 5 is not much .

 

[mate]

Its a good deal. I get max 2-3 days battery life on Galaxy Watch 4 with wifi & always on display turned off. Its the best smartwatch you can get for this price. Everything else under ₹20k is a glorified fitness band. You can get Watch 4 for even less. The only difference b/w Watch 4 and Watch 4 classic is the build/design.

 

[MadAxe]

@Samuel Yup. Poor battery life is the only caveat. I would use the LTE function only when required and use it with BT and would keep LTE disabled most of the time. But then what are the better alternatives under 18k?

@Lucifer96 How much longer will Samsung provide updates for this? It's already 1.5 years old.

@mate Watch 4 is being sold for almost the price.So why not go for this.

 

[Lucifer96]

@MadAxe . I usually get updates once in a while in 3 months. Honestly speaking my primary and most important use is to track the workouts which it is pretty great at and accurate as well. Other than that i use it only when i get calls while walking and to see the message notifications.

between watch 4 and classic, i will suggest you to go with classic as it has bit more battery capacity, and looks classsy.

 

[Nishant]

Samsung will also bring four years of OS updates to the Galaxy Watch 4 series and its future wearables

Galaxy Watch4, Galaxy Watch4 Classic and upcoming Galaxy Watch devices will get four years of One UI Watch and Wear OS updates.

www.gsmarena.com

The Galaxy Watch4, Galaxy Watch4 Classic and upcoming Galaxy Watch series devices will all get four years of One UI Watch and Wear OS updates. This is another stepping stone in Samsung’s timely software update policy which sets it apart from just about every other Android and WearOS maker.

 

[mate]

@MadAxe BT version is cheaper. If you need LTE, then go for classic. Watch 4 makes sense if you are getting it for someone who doesn't prefer big bulky watches (like elders).