Galaxy Watch Ultra

If 1.34" is really correct for the GW8C display, then I have no idea what anyone at Samsung was thinking. It's like they had a design meeting where the only point was the alienate customers. People who want traditional deisgn, nope you get a slightly changed GWU design. People with small wrists, nop

I'm glad that you're happy with your 8C... I really, really wanted to like how the 8C looks (even went to the store to try it on and convince myself that it is a worthy replacement to my 6C as backup to my GWU). But that shiny, raised bottle-cap-on-a-cushion look plus the small screen makes it look

I think that guy needs to stop taking the Apple glazing pill and this is coming from someone with a AWU2. The GWU is a good smart watch and fits inline with Samsung’s design language. It’s obviously not built to the same feel but it still uses Titanium (albeit grade 4 instead of grade 5 that Apple u

I didn't like the design from the beginning, not a fan of Squircle design, but I said "What the hell, I'm choosing the ecosystem", also don't like that GWU is too bulky, I hate that the watch is still laggy, micro-lag, stutters, etc. All of them summed up and wanted to check other smartwatches in st

I switched from Samsung to Apple mainly because of Apple Watch Ultra, and iPhone 17. I’m happy with my switch. AWU is just plainly a better device than Galaxy Watch Ultra across the board. Love the flexibility, the integration, how precise it is, and the aesthetics. It’s also masterfully optimized -

I was looking for a backup smartwatch for my GWU 2024 so I went to the local Samsung Store to see the GW8C in person and try it on while it was still on discounted pre-order price (almost 50% off). I wore it on my wrist for about 15 minutes looking at it from all angles (I even asked my bro to put i

Owh! No problem. Samsung introduced a new strap mechanism and style with the GWU and then all of GW8 series. Before the GWU the strap used to stay flat all the time and didn't curve enough to fit in small wrists at the top and bottom edge. The new strap since GWU last year however was made so that t

For me, it's a No. Screen size is critical to me when using a smartwatch (considering all the info available on the face of the watch) and a bigger screen looks more premium to me (subjective). Also, I'm not a fan of the bottle cap bezel and the overall look of the 8C when I saw it in person and tri

The GWU deserves to be the TOL model for Samsung smartwatches as of now. It is big and tough, it is fast, it is versatile, it is premium and it looks good. The absence of a physical rotating bezel is not a dealbreaker for me since using the touch bezel when navigating the watch is quite easy given t