There are upgrades, but they are still overshadowed by the very poor battery, which barely lasts a whole day with more than moderate use. Considering that they used a completely new chip, the Snapdragon Wear Elite instead of their own Exynos, and also increased the battery capacity by a few percent, I expected at least a minor upgrade, for example, up to 4 days, but apparently Wear OS is too much of a consumer. Every smartwatch equipped with Wear OS has the same battery problems. I really don't know why Samsung (and others) cling to this system. I understand that it's Google's and because of that you have access to their ecosystem and, for example, contactless payment, which was the core of Huawei watches for many years (until they made the switch to Curve Pay). But after 9 generations of the same comments, maybe Samsung could also start thinking about its own system. They have the resources, the experience as well, so why not?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Let's first take a look at what they've changed before deciding who I can recommend a smartwatch to, which can last maybe two days with modest use.<\/p>\n\n\n\n