The Bluetooth/Wi-Fi model goes for $449.99 while the LTE version costs $499.99. The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is a hair thinner than the Apple Watch Ultra, which measures 14.40mm (0.6 inches Performing a side-by-side comparison of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and the Galaxy Watch Active 2 will show a few differences in the physical design, but also a lot of similarities. Both watches Pricing for the Pixel Watch starts at $349 for the Bluetooth/Wi-Fi version and goes up to $399 for the LTE variant. Watch Ultra. Something else that is worth pointing out is that it appears as New Exynos W920 chipset. Smooth performance. 16GB storage. Specs aren’t the first thing people think about with a smartwatch, but they’re worth considering. Samsung has upgraded the chip inside the Galaxy Watch 4, and the new Exynos W920 is notable because it moves to a smaller and more efficient 5nm process. When shopping for a smartwatch, it’s worth considering the features and design of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic LTE. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic LTE is an excellent option for those who desire a reliable and stylish smartwatch with LTE connectivity. Galaxy Watch 4 LTE vs. Bluetooth Battery Life In real-world use, although the Watch 4 Classic takes a fair long while to initially boot up, once it’s running, it proves consistently smooth and responsive. Apps never crashed, UI elements never bugged out and performance seemed rock-solid over a month’s worth of wear. LTE (available in select models) It’s worth noting that the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, with its 590mAh battery, still remains the endurance champion in the Samsung smartwatch range. Now we get to why the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro's thick design might be worth it to you: the battery life. Bluetooth, and optional LTE that costs $50 extra. One Pixel Watch downside to consider is Galaxy Watch 5 44mm (LTE): $359 / £339 / €379; It’s worth noting that the Galaxy Watch 4 kept pace with the Polar H10 chest strap during that particular review, so it’s safe to say the Imo the LTE is not worth it as trying to talk into the watch and hear calls or text is extremely uncomfortable and poor quality. Also in my area, it's an additional $10/mo to use it as an LTE watch with most mobile carriers as they are pretty much adding a new line to your account. r5TRPp.