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Samsung is expanding the functionality of its Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series to get temperature-based period tracking

Samsung is expanding the functionality of its Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro.

Natural Cycles, a fertility app, has worked with Samsung to provide temperature-based period monitoring to the Galaxy Watch 5 series.
This feature will provide users with a more detailed view of their cycles. Samsung's integration primarily enables users to examine their cycles in a more comfortable manner, including retrospective ovulation estimates and period predictions.
Owners of the Galaxy Watch 5 or Watch 5 Pro will not need to download a separate app to access it. Instead, it will be included in the Samsung Health app.
The feature will be available in 32 countries beginning in the second quarter of 2023, however India is not among them.
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Samsung might switch to microLED on upcoming Galaxy Watches

Report: Samsung to start using microLED on Galaxy Watches

Samsung might switch to microLED on upcoming Galaxy Watches

According to a new report out of South Korea, Samsung is developing MicroLED technology for smartwatches. This change in display technology will replace the current OLED displays in Galaxy Watches.&nbsp;
The new technology offers improved brightness, contrast, and colour reproduction, as well as better visibility in direct sunlight. MicroLEDs are also more power-efficient, potentially extending battery life.&nbsp;
Samsung has reportedly created a new team to work on this project with the goal of commercialising it in the near future. This may allow Samsung to retain Apple as a customer, as there have been reports that Apple plans to use MicroLED technology for its smartwatches.

The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is Samsung’s most advanced wearable yet. It has a more durable design, couple of new GPS tools and longer battery life. Is it worth going Pro? Watch this review to know more. 

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Review: Wear OS Android Smartwatch 45mm

The Galaxy Watch 5 Po is Samsung’s most advanced ware able yet. It has a more durable design, couple of new GPS tools and longer battery life.  However, it costs more than last year's Galaxy Watch 4 Classic and ditches the iconic spinning bezel that made the Galaxy Watch series so popular in the first place. Is it worth going Pro? To find out, watch our review on editorji.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Review: Time to go Pro?

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Galaxy Watch 5 Pro

The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is Samsung&rsquo;s most advanced wearable yet. It has a more durable design, couple of new GPS tools and longer battery life. Is it worth going Pro? Watch this review to know more.&nbsp;

The new Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro offers a stronger build, bigger battery and advanced fitness features. On the other hand, it skips out on the iconic spinning bezel that made the Galaxy watch series so popular in the first place.&nbsp;
Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Design
The Galaxy Watch 5 Progets a new titanium casing and a tougher sapphire crystal over its screen that Samsung claims is 2X tougher.
There's even a raised bezel around the rim to protect the display.&nbsp; It offers IP68 and 5ATM ratings for water and pressure resistance, as well as a military-grade MIL-STD-810H certification.
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 The grey coloured 45 mm titanium case has a certain industrial appeal but at the same time, it is quite chunky, and the watch only comes in one size.&nbsp;
Samsung's new D-buckle sports band is excellent. It comes with a magnetic clasp that keeps the watch secure on your wrist. I found it more comfortable than a traditional pin hole strap, &nbsp;and it always stayed put during workouts.&nbsp;
Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Display
The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro gets a circular 1.4-inch Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 450x450. It's impressively sharp, super bright and can be set to always on. &nbsp; The default watch faces are really good, too. A lot of them are customizable, and they look very colourful on this beautiful display.
Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Performance &amp; Software
The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro uses the same Exynos W920 processor as last year's Galaxy Watch 4. Performance is &nbsp;mostly smooth, apps open up quickly and I didn't encounter any major slowdowns.
In terms of software, Samsung continues its partnership with Google &nbsp;by Utilising the best of Wear OS. This means you get access to the Play Store, and Google services like Youtube Music, Google maps and Google Fit.
Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Health &amp; Fitness
The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro brings a lot of useful health and fitness related features. Samsung's BioActive sensor makes a return and it can be used to measure stuff like heart rate, blood oxygen, and sleep.
In addition to this, Samsung has included a new body temperature tracker. Unfortunately, it&rsquo;s not yet working, so it does feel like an incomplete feature.
I also used the body composition analysis feature that was introduced on the Galaxy Watch 4 series. It gives you a quick snapshot on your body fat and skeletal muscle. The measurements seem to be more consistent on the Watch 5 Pro and it's &nbsp;a nice way to keep track of your fitness goals over time.
Fitness tracking on Watch 5 Pro is very reliable with over 90 exercises to choose from.&nbsp; You can also import GPX maps for hiking or cycling, so you can get turn by turn navigation, and there's also 'Track Back' navigation to guide you back to your starting point.&nbsp;
Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Battery
The Watch 5 Pro has a 590mAh battery. Samsung says it will last up to 80 hours on a single charge, and up to 20 hours with GPS enabled.&nbsp;
Another important upgrade for Watch 5 Pro is charging speed, which has been bumped up to 10W.
Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Pricing in India&nbsp;
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro starts at ₹44,999 for the Bluetooth &nbsp;model . In comparison, the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic is priced at ₹ 34,999 for the 46mm Bluetooth variant.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Review : The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 offers a refined smartwatch experience, but does it bring enough upgrades to excite Galaxy Watch 4 users? Find out in our review.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Review: The most refined Android smartwatch?

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 offers a refined smartwatch experience, but does it bring enough upgrades to excite Galaxy Watch 4 users? Find out in our review.

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Galaxy Watch 5

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 offers a refined smartwatch experience, but does it bring enough upgrades to excite Galaxy Watch 4 users? Find out in our review.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Review :The Galaxy Watch 5 is the latest offering by Samsung, and in the premium Android smartwatch market, it really has no competition... but has Samsung offered enough compelling upgrades over the already excellent Galaxy Watch 4?
<h3>Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 : Design and Comfort</h3>
The first thing you&rsquo;ll notice about the Galaxy Watch 5 is that, well, it&rsquo;s quite similar to last year's Galaxy Watch 4. I wouldn't call this a huge leap in terms of design but there are a few minor changes - It now gets an improved sapphire crystal glass cover for the display, which is supposed to be 60 percent stronger than the Watch 4.
Samsung has reshaped the bottom curvature to fit wrists more naturally, and this is a very comfortable watch to wear for long periods of time.
The Watch 5 also comes in a couple of new shades, and I do love the blue colour for this silicon strap. As usual, you can change out the strap for any number of first party or aftermarket straps.&nbsp;
Apart from that, it still gets the same metal frame, two side buttons for navigation and an all-screen display.&nbsp;
I've been testing the 44mm variant of the Watch 5, which looks fine on my wrist, and doesn't feel too bulky either. However, if you&rsquo;re concerned at all about size, you might want to go for the 40mm model.
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<h3>Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 : Connectivity and Utility </h3>
As for connectivity, the Watch 5 features every sort of wireless standard you can imagine, including Bluetooth 5.2, 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz Wi-Fi, and GPS. If you get the LTE model, you can also set it up with a data plan and use it without being linked to a phone! Do note that currently, only Airtel and Jio networks support eSim on Galaxy Watches, and it won&rsquo;t work with the VI or Vodafone Idea network.
The smartwatch retains its 5ATM and IP68 water resistant rating and there is also a special &lsquo;water lock&rsquo; mode which you can engage if you&rsquo;re going to immerse the watch in water.
<h3>Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 : Display</h3>
The Galaxy Watch 5 gets a 1.4-inch circular display, with a 450 x 450 resolution. This is a Super AMOLED display with 1,000 nits peak brightness, so you can see the watch clearly even on a bright sunny day.&nbsp;
Long-time Galaxy Watch fans will be disappointed that there&rsquo;s no physical rotating bezel with this year&rsquo;s models, but Samsung has provided a virtual bezel of sorts. You can navigate through menus by swiping through the edges, but I found little need for this, as the screen is a breeze to navigate through taps and swipes as well.
<h3>Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 : Software</h3>
The Galaxy Watch 5 comes with the new Wear OS, which debuted in last year&rsquo;s smartwatches, and is jointly developed by Google and Samsung. This watch also runs Samsung&rsquo;s One UI Watch 4.5 skin on top of that. The watch&rsquo;s software is very easy to operate, and yet still extremely feature packed. You can access the quick settings with a quick swipe down, check out your favourite health features with a swipe left, or go to your app drawer with a swipe up.
The Galaxy Watch 5 also comes with a wide variety of watch faces, both digital and analogue, that you can choose from to customise the look to your liking. And of course, you can download more watch faces from the Play Store.
Because of the open nature of Wear OS, and access to the Play Store, you get access to all the apps that support smartwatches, like Spotify for music, Strava for tracking runs, or SofaScore for checking cricket or football scores. Then there are the third-party clients, which will let you control IoT devices or even browse Twitter.
You can pair the Galaxy Watch 5 to any reasonably new Android smartphone, but if you use a non-Samsung phone you will miss out on some features like the camera preview. And it will not work with iOS devices at all.
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<h3>Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 : Health and Fitness</h3>
The Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis Sensor that Samsung debuted last year on the Galaxy Watch 4 lineup, is still here, and it can measure everything from body fat percentage to skeletal muscle weight. Measuring Body Composition is quite a task, you have to get into a slightly contorted position, and hold really still. I can&rsquo;t verify if the results are medically accurate, of course, but they are at least consistent, and can help you track your fitness progress.
All of these data points can be tracked and measured in more detail on the Samsung Health app. You can also use other tracking apps, like Google Fit, if you so wish, but you will lose out on some features like historic measurements of heart rate and blood oxygen, and even sleep tracking.
There&rsquo;s also an optical heart rate sensor, which can track your heart rate continuously throughout the day. In other countries, the Galaxy Watch 5 does get ECG and Blood Pressure monitoring, but these features are not available in India.
Apart from these features, the Watch 5 supports over 90 workout tracking modes - everything from your standard running and cycling to niche workouts like Golf are available here.
A really neat feature is the auto tracking for certain workouts, like walking. So, let's say, if you&rsquo;re on a long walk, and have forgotten to turn the workout mode on, the watch will automatically start it for you after 10 minutes, then track all the relevant data during your walk, and end it after you&rsquo;ve stopped.
The Galaxy Watch 5 also does sleep tracking if you go to sleep wearing it. I found the stats to be very accurate, more so than any other Android-based smartwatch I&rsquo;ve used. There&rsquo;s also a &lsquo;sleep coach&rsquo; feature which can help you with healthier sleeping habits, after about a week or so of use.
<h3>Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 : Performance and Battery</h3>
The Galaxy Watch 5 is powered by the Exynos W920 chipset, also seen in last year&rsquo;s Watch 4. This is a dual-core chip running 1.18 Ghz. When coupled with the 1.5GB of RAM and 16GB of storage you get on the Watch 5, it means a completely lag-free experience even with heavy multitasking. The Galaxy Watch 5 is the most powerful Android smartwatch in the market at the moment, and it shows.
The Galaxy Watch 5 also has a 410mAh battery, and it's 15% bigger than the one on the Galaxy Watch 4. Samsung rates at up to 40 hours of usage, and in my experience, I got around a day and a half out of it with constant health monitoring features on, but always-on display off. That's definitely an improvement over the Watch 4's one day battery life, but I still feel that overall endurance could be better.&nbsp;
<h3>Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 : Verdict</h3>
Let&rsquo;s talk about pricing - The 40mm variant starts at ₹27,999, while the 44mm variant starts at ₹30,999. You&rsquo;ll have to shell out ₹5,000 more for LTE functionality.
Overall, The Galaxy Watch 5 is an excellent smartwatch that offers comprehensive health tracking features, powerful internals, and true open customizability. It&rsquo;s not a huge upgrade over the Watch 4, though, so if you&rsquo;re using that I&rsquo;d suggest you wait this one out.
But if you&rsquo;re an Android user looking for a top-of-the-line smartwatch, and you don&rsquo;t want to spend much for the Pro version, this is the best you can get.

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