The Galaxy Watch Active 2 comes in 42mm and 40mm size options and there are a couple of strap options, inlcuding leather, as well as a couple of different models, such as an Under Armour edition and a Golf edition. The Galaxy Watch 4 comes in 40mm and 44mm size options - both aluminium - and both sizes are available in silver and black, while the 40mm is also availabe in pink gold and the 44mm in green. The Galaxy Watch 4 Classic comes in 42mm and 46mm size options - both stainless steel - and it is available in silver and black colours. Like the Watch 4 Classic, it too has a redesined strap and it ditches the touch bezel of the Active 2, simply offering a flush bezel around the face for a more streamlined design to the Watch 4 Classic and Watch 3. The Galaxy Watch 4 takes its design cues from the Active 2, with a sleeker finish than the Galaxy 4 Classic and Galaxy Watch 3. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic adopts a similar design to the Galaxy Watch 3, with a rotating bezel sitting on the top of the display and two function buttons on the right, though the Galaxy Watch 4 is more refined and features redesigned lugs and a new strap that allows the device to sit closer to the wrist.

Here is how the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic compares to the Galaxy Watch 3 and Active 2. The two latest smartwatches succeed the Galaxy Watch 3 that arrived in August 2020 and the sleeker, bezel-free Samsung Galaxy Active 2 from August 2019, but how do they compare?

(Pocket-lint) - Samsung announced the next generation of its Galaxy Watch in the form of the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic in August 2021.

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