Galaxy Watch 5

 

 


Briefing:

Both devices are used for health precautions and human health.

The basic use of these devices is that they keep the person informed about his health.

The best part that every student and businessman would like in these devices is the feature of notification. The person could easily access the notification without taking their phones out from their pockets. These are easily accessible in connection to your devices as same brand of phone and watch doesn't give any kind of error while connecting.

Both devices are water resistant and usage friendly. We can click pictures in both devices by using the feature of camera but can't view the picture in Galaxy Watch but can easily watch pictures in Apple watch 6.

Apple Watch 6 is the Mini iPhone as it comes up with almost same features of iPhone models. We can instruct and command almost everything via watch and can command through Siri.

Color:

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 comes up with only five colors which are Black, Green, Silver, Pink and Gold

iWatch 6 comes up 5 colors too which are midnight, starlight, Green, Blue and Red

Size:

The shape of Galaxy Watch 4 is round and its sizes are 40mm and 44mm.

The shape of iWatch 6 is like square and its sizes are 41mm and 45mm. 

Body:

Both of them are made up of stainless-steel body.

Processors:

Galaxy Watch 4 is powered by latest version of Exynos which is W920 chipset.

There isn't any processor used in apple watch.

Software:

The software installed in Galaxy Watch 4 is Wear OS 3.

The software installed in Apple watch 6 is Watch OS 8.

Health and fitness sensor:

Talking about Galaxy Watch 4 the sensors related to health measurements are Body-composition measurement, Heart rate monitoring, Blood Pressure measuring, electrocardiogram feature, snore detection, stress measurement and workout tracking.

iWatch 6 is having sensors like Blood oxygen sensor, electrical heart rate, ECG app, emergency SOS, fall detection.

Price:

Price of Galaxy Watch 4 is $250 and Price of Apple Watch 6 is $399.



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