Today’s review spotlights the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic, which brings back the nostalgia of the Watch4 Classic and marks the return of the rotating bezel. Adding more firepower is a new Exynos W930 processor, specifically for wearables…
The Watch6 Classic is also bigger, now sporting a 47mm form factor. This allows Samsung to expand the display to 1.5 inches, a noticeable upgrade…
A significant advantage for this watch is the ability to protect its display. It is common for users to inadvertently bump their watches on hard surfaces, and it is the bezel that usually absorbs the impact…
The strap is a definite upgrade from previous models, although there is always room for more refinement, given the asking price…
The new Galaxy Watch6 Classic boasts a 1.50-inch Super AMOLED screen with a resolution of 480×480 pixels, offering crisp visuals a notch higher than previous iterations…
From the Exynos W920 of previous models, the latest Galaxy Watch6 Classic transitions to a supposedly more potent and efficient Exynos W930 processor. This updated chip maintains the earlier 5nm manufacturing process but sees a CPU boost…
A variety of sensors embellish the Galaxy Watch6 Classic, including an accelerometer, gyro, compass, heart rate monitor, barometer, thermometer, and a newly added 3D Hall sensor…
Samsung’s Health app has seen notable advancements, both in features and performance. It has expanded its range of vital signs tracking and enhanced its fitness tracking capabilities, particularly on Android phones…
The watch introduces additional health monitoring features, such as irregular heart rate monitoring and skin temperature measurements during sleep– again exclusive to Samsung phone owners…
Although Samsung improved sleep-tracking accuracy, there is room for improvement for some aspects…
In the long-lasting battery department, Samsung still misses the mark. The battery power of the Galaxy Watch6 Classic 425mAh presents a mixed picture…
The new Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic, with a starting price of ₹36,999 (43mm), is a significant improvement on its predecessor. Unlike its competitor Apple, the Galaxy watches can be paired with any Android or iOS device, making the Watch6 Classic a top choice within this segment. It boasts a larger display while maintaining a compact design, improved performance, new features, including a temperature sensor, and the return of the rotating bezel. Other than the battery life, we feel it covers every aspect that you might need from a watch.
