Samsung Watch Phone

Premium build ; Advanced health tracking features ; Accurate GPS ; Automatic activity tracking works well ; Plenty of health features

No navigation/mapping features ; Some features are exclusive to Samsung smartphone users ; Durable build feels unnecessary without outdoor/diving functionality

The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is a rugged, premium smartwatch with a durable design and advanced health-tracking capabilities. It lacks certain outdoor features we came to expect from rugged smartwatches these days but excels in sports tracking,...

Attractive design ; Great display ; Great interface

Proprietary strap mounts (on standard model) ; Limited third-party apps ; Voice controls are slow and limited

Tough, weather-resistant case made for adventure ; Fitness and exercise tracking rivals serious sports watches ; Comfortably lasts two days between charges

Two-day battery life a bit underwhelming ; Can’t handle watersports like an Apple Watch Ultra can ; Some features off-limits unless you have a Samsung phone

The Galaxy Watch Ultra is the tough WearOS watch many Samsung fans were waiting for. It’s got the sensors and smarts to challenge dedicated GPS watches, but you’re really paying for the bold design.

Heart rate accuracy improved over older Galaxy Watches ; Sleep apnea detection is easy to use ; Energy score is helpful ; Bright screen on the Ultra is great ; Quick button is really handy

Cycling FTP test is very limited ; AGEs index is confusing ; No diving features ; Limited recovery metrics ; Battery life still not as good as it could be

Samsung's Galaxy Watch has an arguably superior design to Apple's Watch Series 4. Battery life is good, it's fully waterproof and you can get hundreds of watch faces for it. Samsung has improved its software and enhanced its fitness tracking. Spotify...

The Bixby voice-assistant could be better. Samsung has quashed some bugs but not all. To achieve Samsung's battery life numbers, you have to institute battery-saving measures.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch is a great looking smartwatch that beats the Apple Watch on battery life and its wide variety of custom watch faces.

The Galaxy Watch Ultra is certainly not a smartwatch built for everyone. This thing is big, bulky, and not necessarily the prettiest thing around. It’s also quite expensive at $649.99 when you aren’t finding discounts. Thankfully , Samsung always has...

Tough, weather-resistant case made for adventure ; Fitness and exercise tracking rivals serious sports watches ; Comfortably lasts two days between charges

Two-day battery life a bit underwhelming ; Can’t handle watersports like an Apple Watch Ultra can ; Some features off-limits unless you have a Samsung phone

The Galaxy Watch Ultra is the tough WearOS watch many Samsung fans were waiting for. It’s got the sensors and smarts to challenge dedicated GPS watches, but you’re really paying for the bold design.