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The Smart Watch Guru's video comprehensively reviews various models of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, focusing on the Classic versions in both 43mm and 47mm sizes. He highlights the innovative one-click band mechanism that simplifies switching bands and reduces reliance on third-party alternatives. The video covers key setup processes, features like connecting the watch to devices using the Galaxy Wearable app, and details on customizing watch faces and bands. Differences between the 43mm and 47mm models are examined, including comparisons in weight, screen size, battery capacity, and color finishes. The Guru specifically discusses the practicality and aesthetic of the band options, showing preferences for different materials. Throughout the video, emphasis is placed on user preferences, particularly concerning watch size and fit on smaller wrists, advocating for the larger model for its superior screen real estate and battery life. Viewers are encouraged to engage with future content for more detailed comparisons and battery performance reviews.
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In this segment of the video, the Smart Watch Guru reviews various Galaxy Watch 6 models, highlighting the absence of the golden 40mm version, which he plans to acquire later. He focuses on the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, particularly the smaller, 43mm black stainless steel version equipped with the new one-click fabric band system. The Guru praises Samsung for the innovative one-click mechanism, which simplifies switching bands and reduces the need for third-party alternatives. He demonstrates the ease of attaching and detaching the bands, despite a minor adjustment issue, and showcases how the black fabric band fits snugly on his six-inch wrist. The review concludes with a visual appreciation of the watch’s design and fit before powering it on.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses connecting the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic 47mm to the Z45 using the Galaxy Wearable app. They highlight other watches available for comparison and unbox the 47mm “big boy” watch, mentioning the inclusion of both a regular and a hybrid leather band. The presenter expresses a preference for alternative bands due to fit issues with the stock band and demonstrates attaching a white fabric band to the watch, praising Samsung’s band design system. They set up the device, noting the slender 20mm band size which complements a six-inch wrist well. Lastly, the presenter considers setting the watch up with a Pixel Fold to show compatibility with non-Galaxy devices.
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In this part of the video, the presenter is downloading software for smartwatches and comparing the sizes of two models: a 43mm and a 47mm. The presenter asks viewers for their opinions on which size looks better. They proceed with the setup process, including signing into a Samsung account to get additional features and selecting apps. The setup involves restoring backups from previous Galaxy devices and configuring various health tracking features. The presenter also hints at showing custom watch faces and bands in future content. Finally, the presenter mentions transferring watch data using Quick Share.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates customizing their smartwatch by changing its watch faces and bands. They start with their default watch face and navigate through the device to add a new one, specifically opting for a Washington watch face. The same process is repeated on a Pixel Fold watch, showcasing various watch faces including a Breitling Vibe and a Submariner. They highlight the ease of changing bands, emphasizing personal preferences for band styles such as the lightweight fabric bands and the more sophisticated Milanese style. The presenter mentions an upcoming detailed comparison video between older and newer watch models, and encourages viewers to engage with the content to support the channel, especially due to the high prices of accessories like the stainless steel Samsung watch bands.
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In this part of the video, the speaker compares the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic in two sizes: 47 millimeters and 43 millimeters. Key differences highlighted include weight (59 grams vs. 52 grams), screen size (1.3 inches vs. 1.5 inches), and battery capacity (425 milliamp hour vs. 300 milliamp hour). Both models have the same PPI density, ensuring identical display clarity. The speaker also discusses the different color finishes available, including a polished and brushed stainless steel look. The recommendation is to consider these factors carefully and to choose based on personal preference and requirements.
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In this part of the video, the presenter, CJ, also known as the Smart Watch Guru, demonstrates the fit of a 47mm smartwatch on his six-inch wrist. He uses a lightweight black fabric band and mentions that he will show other bands, including stainless steel and third-party options, in future videos. CJ appreciates the combination of the black fabric band with the black stainless steel watch, finding it a good fit and suitable for his wrist size. He acknowledges that smaller watches might be preferred by people with smaller wrists but advocates for the benefits of the larger 47mm watch, such as more screen real estate and better battery life. CJ promises an upcoming follow-up review to discuss the true battery life and comparisons with the regular Galaxy Watch 6. He encourages viewers to subscribe and stay tuned for more content.