Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 vs Apple Watch Series 8: Which one is for you?
Samsung's latest addition to the Galaxy Watch series has arrived, taking over from its predecessor, the Galaxy Watch 5. Packed with exciting features and available in standard and Classic variations, the Galaxy Watch 6 is set to impress tech enthusiasts, With the new standard and Classic variations priced at £289 and £369, respectively, both models are now available for pre-order, with sales starting on 11th August. Meanwhile, Apple already has its Apple Watch Series 8 in the market. So, which one should you choose? Let's explore the key differences to help you decide.
The Galaxy Watch 6 boasts an impressive 5ATM and IP68 rating, offering resilience against water and dust. While it can handle shallow-water activities and withstand the shower, deep dives are not recommended. On the other hand, the Apple Watch Series 8 holds an IPX6 and 5ATM rating, making it resistant to dust and suitable for activities like swimming. However, it falls short compared to its Ultra sibling for diving enthusiasts.
One crucial factor in choosing your smartwatch is its compatibility with your device. The Apple Watch Series 8, true to Apple's tradition, only works with iOS, limiting its usability for Android users. Similarly, the Galaxy Watch 6 aligns with Android devices running Android 10 or later. If you're an iPhone user, the Apple Watch is the way to go, whereas Samsung handset owners will find the Galaxy Watch 6 perfectly suited. However, other Android devices like Pixel 7 Pro or Honor 90 are also compatible with the Galaxy Watch 6.
The Apple Watch Series 8 offers two screen sizes, 41mm and 45mm, both featuring Always-On Retina LTPO OLED displays with exceptional brightness. On the other hand, the Galaxy Watch 6 comes in 40mm and 44mm sizes,
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