SamsungGalaxy Watch4 Classic Smart Watch, Rotating Bezel, Health Monitoring, Fitness Tracker, Bluetooth, 42mm, Silver dial with white strap(UK Version)

Really good product good quality and good price

Great watch for functionality, very good sleep tracker and apps are good. Only thing is it's got a TERRIBLE battery life, the claimed 40 hrs with regular use is untrue it'll last a day if you're lucky.

Bought this from amazon warehouse, described as "like new", the box had been opened but watch had never been put on. Fantastic as price was half what the new watch was. Excellent

Watch has good features with a simple interface and links will to its mobile app. Dissapointing that the bllod pressure/ecg app is seperate from the main health app but a good feature is that the blood pressure monitor calibrate to normal blood pressure monitor and the results are now accurate then some other watches. Biggest dissapointment is the battery life. I use minimal features yet still find I need to recharge every 1.5 - 2 days. Overall though happy with the watch

The media could not be loaded.  I randomly come across this Samsung galaxy watch 4 classic "46" bluetooth for £207 with a free dual official Samsung wireless charger. It was good Value for money. That battery last for a 1 day and half. I've set up to only get notification from WhatsApp, emails, text messages and calls. The audio is reasonably clear when receiving and answering calls through the watch.

I received my Samsung watch a couple of days ago and expected there to be issues. There always is with Samsung. There are niggling ones like being forced to use their health apps if you want to use all the features. Using the bezel took a little getting used to but wasn't a problem. But other than that it was relatively easy.But what about the awful battery life that everyone talks about? Well I don't know where that is coming from. I half expected the watch to run out of juice in a couple of hours the way people were talking. Especially as batteries usually need a few charges to get going properly. As you can see from the photo the battery is at 78%. This is with Always On Display off and Raise/Touch to Wake both on. I had used it as a remote control for music, read and dismissed several emails, answered several messages, and used Bixby (I was feeling daring) a couple of times. In that 9 and a half hours the battery only lost 22%.I really don't know what people are expecting of a battery that is smaller than the watch itself, but I think that's impressive. If you want an AoD to last more than 16 hours then dream on, the technology isn't quite there yet, unless you want to settle for an e-ink display similar to the Pebble and a Kindle.

Easy to use , nice watch

Like most I was surprised and let down by the battery. Once I sat down and thought what I wanted it for and removed anything that was extra it came up to 2 days (at a push) and unless you want to lobotomize it and use it purely as a watch you are not going to see much improvements.It is, in theory, a miniature phone, capable of doing many of the things a phone can do such as email, directions, maps but why would you when you have a phone for such ocassions (with a much bigger battery). Take email off, remove any power sapping apps such as altimeter apps and anything that check the Internet or your watch frequently and it is fine. Oh, also train yourself when to charge it. I charge mine on and evening and top it up in the morning when I am having a shower.Use it for email, messaging, Google Assist and you will be lucky to get a day from it.. Similar to your mobile really!