Samsung - Galaxy Watch FE

Yeah, the battery on the FE is definitely the shittiest of the current lineup. The FE is actually a rebranded Watch 4, which had a slightly smaller battery and a worse screen than the Watch 6 or Watch 7. Honestly, if you can, it might be worth swapping yours out for a Watch 6 or Watch 7 for the slightly better battery life. I mean, battery is still going to be kind of shit, but at least you should be able to get a single full day out of the 6 or 7. Also, sorry about the haters! I think your nails are fun!

Eu tenho um Galaxy watch FE faz uma semana e alguns dias, ele tem muitos recursos para monitorar a saúde, exercícios, sono e foi o relógio mais barato que encontrei com pagamento por aproximação, o que é maravilhoso, mas a bateria dele é fraca, tive que fazer alguns ajustes e com o tempo ele compreende seus padrões de uso e a bateria passa a durar mais

former Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 40mm series here: battery is kinda meh, almost reaching 10-15h until battery is discharged. performance was also meh, but Samsung Health was plenty of features, from calories intake, to water drunk, to a plethora of exercises I've just switched to OnePlus watch 2R. is still wear OS, but more "vanilla"-ish. Battery life is amazing, never heard on any other watch (they use a new dual-architecture system). those are along the smartwatch line. if you don't want a smartwatch, but rather a fitness watch (a dumber smartwatch maybe?) then you should go for Coros, Garmin or Polar

I can't say exactly watch 4 > watch 7/8, but I had a watch 4 40mm then a 6 classic 43mm and now the 8 classic and I can say the jump between each was pretty big in terms of snappiness and battery life. Id imagine going from a watch 4 that's several years old, your battery is likely super worn and the new watch would be a huge upgrade maybe double to triple, plus the screen is now sapphire. My watch 4 was scratched pretty bad, but my watch 6 looks literally brand new. I just went to the beach and had my watch in the sand on accident, not a single scuff on the screen (sapphire is very hard compared to sand and dirt and quartz :) ) id say do it man. Better health tracking, better battery, smoother experience, and much more durable screen.

Bought it yesterday on [Motorola.com](http://Motorola.com) for $130 - probably see it Tuesday due to the holiday. I went from a Samsung S24 FE and went to the Razr 2025, but the Galaxy Watch FE I have just doesn't sync up quite right all the time. I don't use it to respond to texts or do much besides the activity stuff and seeing notifications without looking at the phone. I am trading the Watch FE in @ Best Buy for $75 trade-in. Just gonna cut my losses. Watch Fit seems to come with a lug connector, should be able to use my 22mm Watch FE bands on it.

The most accurate Galaxy Watch for health and GPS right now is the 7, but I think money is a constraint for you. If you could get even the small 40mm one in sales it will be better,

I had a samsung galaxy watch and my bestie had an apple watch. We both switched to garmin. I have the forerunner 165, and she has the vivoactive. One of best features of the garmin watches is battery life - one charge lasts about a week with daily workout tracking

Same! Galaxy has a peloton app on it, activated automatically. Highly recommend.

For battery life I would go Ticwatch or OnePlus 3. I have the latest Galaxy Watch and while the watch itself is slimmer than my Ticwatch 5, its battery life isn't great. I would have 70% battery left after listening to podcasts all day on my Ticwatch, while I have less than 50% with my Galaxy Watch.

I wore my galaxy watch for 3 years climbing with no protection on it and while it got some scratches, it never really got anything on the screen and nothing cracked, it's a pretty durable piece of hardware. The only time it really got in the way of climbing was on the occasional very large sloper where you get an arm on the hold and on crack climbs. I don't wear it anymore because I no longer enjoy smart watches in general, but it was a pretty solid piece of tech in terms of durability.