{"id":9085,"date":"2021-10-08T22:39:44","date_gmt":"2021-10-08T20:39:44","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2021\/10\/08\/the-best-features-of-the-samsung-galaxy-watch-4-series\/"},"modified":"2021-10-09T22:01:46","modified_gmt":"2021-10-09T20:01:46","slug":"the-best-features-of-the-samsung-galaxy-watch-4-series","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2021\/10\/08\/the-best-features-of-the-samsung-galaxy-watch-4-series\/","title":{"rendered":"The Best Features Of The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Series"},"content":{"rendered":"

Samsung\u2019s Galaxy Watch 4 Classic (and the series in general) has some of the best features of any smartwatch the company has ever produced. It\u2019s certainly got the best features of any Wear OS smartwatch to date. And if you use Android as opposed to iOS, it\u2019s even a good rival to the Apple Watch in the features department.
\nWith that said, the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic has a lot of features available to users, but these are what we feel are some of the best ones to highlight. Ones that make the watch an invaluable tool as a part of your daily life. Features that give the watch an extremely convenient user experience.
\nAnd features that are just downright fun or interesting to use. Keep in mind that these are the features we feel are the best ones. It\u2019ll be a bit subjective in that respect. Still, these are excellent features and we definitely think most users will love them too.
\nOne of the best Galaxy Watch 4 Classic features is definitely the rotating bezel<\/p>\n

The rotating bezel has been a staple on Galaxy Watches for a few years now. And to this day it\u2019s one of the best features of any smartwatch let alone the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. Yes, this is only a \u2018Classic\u2019 model feature, but still worth mentioning because it\u2019s definitely up there among the best features of either model.
\nIt makes using the watch so much more convenient and it limits the amount of times you need to touch the display. Which means you have to clean it less and you can worry less about ugly smudges. Plus, there\u2019s just something so satisfying about navigating the user interface by twisting the bezel around like it\u2019s a tiny wheel.
\nFrom where we\u2019re standing, there\u2019s no better or more fun way to navigate a smartwatch UI.
\nIntegrated Spotify controls<\/p>\n

This isn\u2019t something that\u2019s unique to the Galaxy Watch 4 series, but that doesn\u2019t make it any less of an awesome feature. The Spotify integration is key to the best possible music management experience with the watch. The app doesn\u2019t come pre-installed on the watch, but you can easily download it.
\nAnd once you do you get access to controls that automatically pop up as soon as you start playing songs on your connected smartphone. Not to mention the app now supports offline listening. So you can download playlists to the watch and listen through a connected pair of Bluetooth earbuds or headphones.
\nIf your Spotify is your main music streaming app of choice, this app is another invaluable one to have at your fingertips, and certainly one of the best features on the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.
\nThe water lock<\/p>\n

This is simply one of the best features of any smartwatch. Period. Look, you\u2019re bound to get a splash or two on the watch at some point. Whether it comes from a spilled drink, washing your hands, or a light drizzle while outside is part of the randomness of life, but it\u2019s highly likely that all or some of these will happen sometimes.
\nThe water lock feature simply ensures that you aren\u2019t getting a bunch of accidental touch responses on the display of the watch when it comes into contact with liquids. Going out for a run and it looks like rain? Turn on the water lock. You\u2019ll be glad you did.
\nMobile payments<\/p>\n

Mobile payments have been a huge boon to anyone that wants to checkout at retail stores as quickly as possible. And now that the Galaxy Watch series is running on Wear OS with the 4 and 4 Classic, Google Pay is supported.
\nYou could also use Samsung Pay. Which works in the exact same way as Google Pay. The differences at this point are also minor since both utilize NFC to make the payments. And these days, almost everywhere accepts this type of payment. Save for maybe some of the smallest businesses.
\nIf you\u2019ve never used mobile payments with a smartwatch before, try it next time you\u2019re at the store getting ready to check out. You\u2019ll be amazed at how fast and simple the whole process is. And you might even wonder why you didn\u2019t start paying for things this way a lot sooner.
\nStress management<\/p>\n

Managing your stress levels is a much more important part of your life than some people may realize. And while there are a lot of factors at play here, there are some really easy things you can do to help. The Galaxy Watch 4 series for one can at least tell what your stress levels are. And using it is pretty simple if you access the feature with the Stress tile.
\nSimply scroll to it, tap to begin, and sit still for a minute while the watch attempts to grab a reading. From there you can take the tips it gives you to manage stress better if your levels are too high. And if they\u2019re within a good range, then you can go about doing what you\u2019ve been doing and you\u2019ll know where you stand.
\nStress has a huge impact on your overall physical and mental wellbeing. So it\u2019s important to know when you might be too stressed and what you can do to adjust that. This is where the Galaxy Watch 4 series can help.
\nThe ECG Reader<\/p>\n

Samsung isn\u2019t the only company to offer this on a smartwatch but it is one of the very few. You may not need to use this often, if at all. It will vary from person to person. But it could come in handy. The only downside is that it only works and is only usable if you have it connected to a Galaxy smartphone.
\nIf you\u2019re using any other type of Android phone it\u2019s essentially useless. Which\u00a0is\u00a0a shame. But it\u2019s still one of the best features the Galaxy Watch 4 series offers.
\nDisconnection alerts<\/p>\n

This is a fairly well-hidden feature and by all accounts, pretty minor. But it\u2019s also an amazing feature to have. If you wear the watch daily, chances are you want it to stay connected to your smartphone to make the most out of it.
\nSo it can be annoying when your watch disconnects from your phone and you aren\u2019t even aware that it happened. Well, as long as you have this enabled you will know when or if the watch ever disconnects. You can easily turn it on in the settings.
\nThe watch only mode
\nAs good as the Galaxy Watch 4 series is, it still doesn\u2019t have the battery life we wish it had. At least not while utilizing every feature it can muster. This is why the watch only mode is so good.
\nYou can easily extend the battery life to beyond a week so the watch doesn\u2019t die on you. While it does essentially turn this into just a digital watch that only tells time, it\u2019ll allow you to keep the battery alive until you can charge it.
\nThe post The Best Features Of The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Series appeared first on Android Headlines.
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