Samsung played it safe with the design of the Galaxy Watch 4 and the Watch 4 Classic. Both are dead ringers for their respective predecessors, the Galaxy Watch Active 2 and the Galaxy Watch 3.

To stick with the Good Ice metaphor, some people might really love the biometric fitness data from the Galaxy Watch 4.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic Samsung Even though I have the privilege and luxury of testing all the latest Apple products, I have been quite vocal about my preference for using Android ...

Many walks, bike rides and other workouts later, here how the Galaxy Watch 4 fares as a fitness tracker ...

With the arrival of Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5, should you upgrade or stick with the Galaxy Watch 4? We compare these two watches to help you decide.

The Galaxy Watch 4 is a lot of Samsung, a lot of Google, and still a great device despite its age. This is our Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 review.

Does the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro live up to that Pro name, though? I’ve been wearing it now for a solid few weeks and have some thoughts to share. This is our Galaxy Watch 5 Pro review. What’s Good ...

Samsung’s stylish Galaxy Watch 4 is back at an unbeatable price, with refurbished models going for just £49.99 – but only if ...

There's a lot to like about the $450 Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro. Not only does it have all the trimmings of a smartwatch, but it adds extra sports functions that athletes may want -- and for ...

Samsung has two new smartwatches on the block — the Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro — and I’ve spent the past week and a half with them to see if they’re any good.

To aid Galaxy Watch 5, 4, and 3's ability to customize, we have concluded a list of the best watch faces for these three smartwatches.