Samsung Galaxy Watch 8: Next-Gen Smartwatch in a Sleek, Smart Package

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The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8, unveiled in July 2025, marks a bold redesign in Samsung’s smartwatch lineup - blending stylish aesthetics with cutting-edge health tech and AI smarts. It stands out with a brand-new "cushion" design and enhanced features powered by Google’s Gemini AI.

Specifications

  • Sizes: 40 mm (325 mAh) and 44 mm (435 mAh); Classic model at 46 mm with 445 mAh battery.
  • Display Brightness: Up to 3,000 nits—brighter than Watch 7's 2,000 nits.
  • Processor & Memory: Exynos W1000 (3 nm), 2 GB RAM, 32 GB storage; Classic boosts to 64 GB.
  • OS: Wear OS 6 with One UI 8 Watch and Google’s Gemini AI integration.
  • Connectivity & Sensors: Dual-band GPS, LTE/Bluetooth, NFC, Wi-Fi, BioActive health sensors, Antioxidant Index, Bedtime Guidance.

Design

The Galaxy Watch 8 introduces a refined cushion case design—round yet square—and is 11% thinner than Watch 7. The Dynamic Lug system ensures a snug fit and elevated comfort.

Special Features

  • Gemini AI: Voice commands, smart task access via the “Now Bar”.
  • Health & Fitness Tools: New Running Coach, Antioxidant Index scans, Vascular Load, detailed sleep tracking with Bedtime Guidance.

How It Differs from Watch 7

Aspect

Galaxy Watch 8

Galaxy Watch 7

Design

Thinner, cushion case, better fit

Round, thicker

Brightness

3,000 nits

2,000 nits

AI & Health

Gemini AI, antioxidant scan, smart coaching

Basic fitness + sleep tracking

Battery Life

Slightly improved, 30–40 hr

Similar or marginally less

Should You Buy It?

If you want a smartwatch that balances sleek design, AI tools, and advanced health insights, Watch 8 is a top choice. However, if budget and battery duration are key, Watch 7 remains a worthy, cost-effective alternative.

Price in the USA and India

  • USA: Watch 8 (BT) starts at US$349.99 (40 mm), $379.99 (44 mm); Classic from $499; LTE adds ~$50–$70
  • India: Watch 8 starts at ₹36,999 (40 mm), ₹39,999 (44 mm); Watch 8 Classic from ₹50,999

Buy it here.


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