Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 vs. Fitbit Sense

The Galaxy Watch 4 is a modern, high-tech weary of Samsung that does not mimic an old school analogist. It avoids the classic design of its predecessors for a smooth, more streamlined look, while also provides some excellent hardware and features. These include a Super AMOLED touchscreen, 16GB of internal storage, generous battery life and some of the best health-tracking software.

It is definitely one of the best smartwatch out there, but in the market saturated by Apple watches and various Android counterparts, it is definitely not without competitors. One of these is the fitbitable sense, which emerged to introduce a premium version of core fitbit experience in 2020, an ECG sensor, treasure of virtual assistant's choice and fitness features.

It is also a strong all-round smartwatch, but when you have only limited space on your wrist, for whom should you go for: Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 or Fitbit Sense? We answer this question through a wide head-to-head comparison test, given the glasses, performance, design and battery of each device. This should help you decide who to go for.

Glasses

Design and performance

In the previous years, the Samsung Galaxy Watch series was known for its specific traditional design, something that the Watch 4 removes for the 21st century beauty. It takes away the familiar mechanical bezel away – the users who move physically to navigate the wear and replace it with a digital option, giving it a more affordable appearance than a slimmer, its predecessors (or Galaxy Watch 4 classic).

This certainly looks faster than the galaxy watches that came earlier, although the fitbit sense is definitely no ugly bakling. It originally combines the “squarel” design of the Apple Watch, which means that it not only looks attractive (help by stainless steel and aluminum cover), but is very comfortable to wear. He said, the revived design of the Galaxy Watch 4 means that it is also light and easy on the wrist.

While the two smartwatches are more or less visually seductive as each other, the Galaxy Watch 4 undisputedly claims a better screen. It comes with a Super AMOLED display that packs 330 pixels per inch, even if you go for a 40 mm or 44 mm version. In contrast, the fitbit sense manages 300 PPIs and holds an OLED screen, which cannot match the quality and prosperity of an AMOLED. Nevertheless, the fact that these are smartwatches, this means that you will struggle to notice a difference, so the use of an AMOLED display gives the Galaxy Watch 4 only gives a slight edge to the Galaxy Watch 4.

Winner: Tie

Fitness and health-tracking facilities

The Galaxy Watch 4 found Samsung for the first time adding a series of new sensors to its Smartwatch range, including an optical heart rate sensor (8PD), an electrical heart sensor (ECG), and Biological Importance Analysis (BIA). These enable users to track different types of different things, such as their sleep, blood-oxygen level, blood pressure and body fat levels. The device also gives users the ability to track more than 100 different workouts, making it a serious rival for most other smartwatches in the market.

It contains fitbitable sense, even if it has been marketed more as a health and fitness watch. This understanding comes with an ECG, like Watch 4, while it also has red and infrared sensors for monitoring oxygen saturation (SPO2). This means that you can use it to monitor your heart rate and blood-oxygen levels, for example, although the range of options on the offer is not quite widespread as it is with watch 4. Nevertheless, understanding an EDA sensor, which can be used to monitor stress levels, and while it requires a fitbit premium subscription (although a free test is given to new owners), it is an accessory.

Winner: Tie

battery life

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 offers a 247mAh battery with its 40 mm edition and a 361mAh battery for 44 mm model. In practice, it works for a battery life of about two days. If you are a heavy user, then sleep-tracking, workouts, spotify and most of this kind of use.

With Fitbit Sense, Fitbit has promised six days battery life, although this actually applies only when you use the clock with restraint. If, however, you try to take the most advantage of this, including regular use and always-display of its health and fitness features, then you will find that the battery life is the same as Galaxy Watch 4. This means that between the allegations, we give or take about two days, which means we have another tie.

Winner: Tie

Special symptoms

Unlike the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, Watch 4 gets rid of the mechanically rotating bezel of the previous model. In place of it, it has a digital rotating bezel, which has the same functionality for the mechanical version, but feels less satisfactory and more fidley, with some users, it is likely to completely forget about it and focus on the touchscreen instead.

This criticism on one side, Watch 4 has the advantage of pairing efficiently with your other Samsung devices (if you have any). It automatically imports alarm and does not disturb the settings from its Galaxy smartphone, saving you time to re -set them again on your watch.

The fitbit sense does not integrate such an integration, which probably does not surprise how the fitbit does not form the phone. Nevertheless, the lack of such special feature is a mark against the device, while it is also worth indicating that you can buy an LTE version of the Galaxy Watch 4 (allow you to take a call and receive messages without your phone). The same thing cannot be said for the fitbit sense, so Samsung's device takes it to this era.

Winner: Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

Price and availability

The Samsung Galaxy Watch starts at 4 $ 250 and is available from Samsung, with the LTE versions available for additional $ 50. It is supported by AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, while most major retailers stock it.

The fitbit sense costs $ 299 and can be purchased directly from fitbit. You will also be able to sell it by major electronics retailers including Amazon, Best By, Walmart, and many others.

Overall winners: Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

Fitbit Sense is a highly capable smartwatch, but Samsung Galaxy 4 sees that it is about enough areas to take enough areas about Beat home. Its performance is sharp and rich, it has more special features, and it is cheaper. At the same time, it is more or less equal to the fitbit sense in all other cases, which provides commendable extensive health-tracking features, slicking software and highly practical battery life. Finally, it is one of the best all-round smartwatches you can currently buy, and is definitely a necessity if you already own a Samsung phone.