Samsung introduced a Wear OS revolution in 2021 when it launched the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic. The duo shelved Tizen OS to strengthen Samsung’s partnership with Google on a unified software experience. Now, the South Korean giant is back for its sophomore (or super senior, depending on how you look at it) effort. The Galaxy Watch 5 brings plenty of internal upgrades from its predecessor, yet the two share many similarities. If you’re unsure whether you need to upgrade, let’s dig into our Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 vs Galaxy Watch 5 comparison.
The Galaxy Watch 4 brought a slew of design changes to the Galaxy Watch formula. It simplified the button options and did away with the rotating bezel on the flagship option. If you wanted to keep the mainstay feature for another year, you had to pick up the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic instead.
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