The names might be confusing, but there's a continuity here that I appreciate. Given Samsung's iterative approach to hardware design over the past few years, it's no surprise that the Watch 4 looks like the Watch Active 2 and the Watch 4 Classic looks like the Watch 3. (Image credit: Daniel Bader / Android Central) The Watch 4 Classic is limited to the more muted Silver or Black options in both sizes. Our personal favorite is the Green finish, so you may want to choose the larger display for the best style. Made of lighter aluminum, the Watch 4 comes in four colors: Pink Gold (40mm only), Silver, Black, and Green (44mm only). And outside of Samsung's site, most retailers are only selling the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic as refurbished. The non-Classic version is still discounted through the holidays, but we don't know how long it'll remain available alongside the Galaxy Watch 5. If you're buying the larger version of the aluminum Watch 4, do yourself a favor and get the green one.īasically, if you're going to buy a Galaxy Watch 4, now seems to be the time. Currently, Samsung only has the 40mm and 46mm versions in stock other retailers have the 44mm version, but not the 42mm Classic.Īlso, special editions like the Maison Kitsuné and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic Thome Browne edition are now out of stock.

Since the launch of the Galaxy Watch 5, the Galaxy Watch 4 has gone down in price, but also appears to be running low on stock in certain sizes.

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