Galaxy Watch 7

Came across this sub by chance and it prompted me to check my blood oxygen during sleep recorded on my galaxy watch 7. It's obviously not a medical device but I can see a trend of dips between 88% and 78%.

I'm in my early 20s, 72 kg, 180 cm, and workout 3 to 5 times a week with weights.

Aside from storage, it's the same watch. The 2025 also uses the Galaxy Watch 7 manager, unlike the Watch 8 series. It's the same watch, same hardware and software, with a new color and storage bump. For a first-time buyer, it would make sense to get the 2025, but if you have the 2024, there's absolu

It's because of the hardware set-up. Take watches without microphone and they'll last a week or more.For Samsung GW7/8 ==> normal.

Samsung being Samsung even i am waiting for one ui 8 as I have gw7 44mm lte

I've been wearing a Galaxy Watch 7 44mm since it was released, but planning on ordering a Pixel Watch 4 once they go on sale to go with my Pixel 10 Pro.

I hate how the listed thicknesses for watches is only the "case" thickness with the screen, but they never list the actual thickness of the entire