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On Wednesday, Samsung unveiled the Watch 6 series, which includes two models: Galaxy Watch6 and Galaxy Watch6 Classic, at the Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event held for the first time in the Korean capital Seoul. The Galaxy Watch 6 is a competitor to the Apple Watch Series 8, and if you're thinking about buying a smartwatch this year, both watches will be one of the first options you'll consider.

To help you choose, here's a comparison between the Galaxy Watch 6 and Apple Watch Series 8:

1- Apple Watch Series 8:

The Apple Watch Series 8 comes with a square-shaped aluminum case, and there are stainless steel case models available in two sizes: 41 or 45 mm, and this watch is available in four colors: black, white, silver, and red.

The 41mm Apple Watch Series 8 comes with a 1.7-inch screen, with a resolution of 430 x 352 pixels. As for the 45 mm model, it comes with a 1.9-inch screen, with a resolution of 484 x 396 pixels.

Watch Series 8 supports Always On, GPS, automatic exercise detection, sleep tracking features, heart rate sensor, accelerometer, light sensor, and more.

It is powered by an Apple S8 processor, supports Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth 5.3, and Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, comes with 1 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage, and includes a 308 mAh battery, and supports wireless charging. Rapid, you can continue to use the watch for 18 hours.

The price of the Apple Watch Series 8 that comes with an aluminum case starts at $399, while the price of models that come with a stainless steel case starts at $699.

Galaxy Watch 6:

The Apple Watch Series 8 features a square aluminum case, while the stainless steel models come in two sizes: 41 or 45mm, and this watch comes in four colors: black, white, silver, and red.

The 41mm Apple Watch Series 8 has a 1.7-inch screen with a resolution of 430 x 352 pixels. The 45mm model has a 1.9-inch screen with a resolution of 484 x 396 pixels.
The Watch Series 8 supports Always On, GPS, automatic exercise tracking, sleep tracking features, heart rate monitor, accelerometer, light sensor and more.

It is powered by the Apple S8 processor, supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3 and Near Field Communication (NFC), has 1 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage, a 308 mAh battery and supports wireless charging. Fast, you can keep using the watch for 18 hours.

Apple Watch Series 8 in aluminum starts at $399 and stainless steel models start at $699.

The Galaxy Watch6 has a round aluminum body and is available in two sizes: 40 or 44 mm and has a sapphire  display. 

 

 The 40mm Galaxy Watch6 has a 1.3-inch (Super AMOLED) display with a resolution of 432 x 432 pixels, while the 44-inch model has a 1.5-inch (Super AMOLED)  with a resolution of 480 x 480 pixels. 

 

 The 40mm model is available in two colors: black and gold, while the 44mm model is available in black and silver.

The Galaxy Watch6 supports Always On, GPS, automatic exercise tracking, sleep tracking features, heart rate sensor, temperature sensor, accelerometer, light sensor and more. 

 

 It is powered by the Exynos W930 processor, supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3 and Near Field Communication (NFC), is available with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal storage and the 40 mm model has a 300 mAh -Battery pack. While the 44mm model has a 425mAh battery. 

 

 This watch supports fast wireless charging.You can keep using your Galaxy Watch6 for 40 hours when Always On Display is disabled, and  it works for 30 hours when enabled. 

 

 The Galaxy Watch6 is available for pre-order ahead of its August 11 release at a starting price of $299.99.

Which one do you choose?

Both watches have excellent features and choosing between them comes down to size, price and preferred system. As for the shape, some prefer the square shape and others the round shape of the watches.

From the system point of view, Apple Watch is better to choose if you are an iPhone user, while Samsung Watch is more suitable for you if you are using Samsung phone or any other Android phone. Price-wise, you'll find that the aluminum models of the Apple Watch cost around $100 more than the Samsung Watch. If you do not care about the case and the system in which the watch works, and the choice depends only on the price, then a Samsung watch is more suitable for you.

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