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Samsung's Samsung Galaxy Watch line of wearables has long been Android's answer to the Apple Watch, offering an experience very close to the Apple Watch.

For the first time, the year-over-year innovations of the Samsung Galaxy Watch feel minimal. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is still one of the best smartwatches out there, but not much has changed from last year's Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro.

It runs Wear OS 4; offers in-depth sleep tracking insights; features a Samsung body composition analyzer; and has a built-in temperature sensor, sapphire crystal display, and activity tracker. This is essentially the same list of features as the previous generation.

Even its actual new features, like a longer-lasting battery and rotating bezel, were adopted from older models. The extended battery life first appeared on last year's Watch 5 Pro, while the rotating bezel was last seen on the Watch 4. It does have the largest screen of any Galaxy Watch, at 3 millimeters larger than the Watch 5 Pro.

Thanks to these subtle improvements, my biggest takeaway from wearing the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is that it's a great smartwatch, but not everyone needs to upgrade to it.

The bottom of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic band.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic has a round stainless steel dial that looks, feels and functions like a premium smartwatch. It weighs slightly more, slightly heavier than the Watch 5 Pro, but I don't find it too heavy for workouts or sleeping. The overall design is also sleek, as it looks more like a high-end watch than a sporty activity tracker.

The watch also returns the rotating bezel last used on the Watch 4. Navigating through the touchscreen is both smooth and easy, but I found that rotating the bezel allowed for more accurate scrolling, especially during workouts when my hands were sweaty.

My review came with one of Samsung's hybrid leather straps that has a soft rubber interior and a leather top. I don't usually wear leather straps for running, but considering it's rubberized on the inside, the strap actually delivered a great experience during workouts. I never felt too hot or uncomfortable when sweating.

The other strap I use is a dark green sport strap with a perforated strap that is better for working out. I find that it feels almost identical to a mixed leather strap, although it is lighter. It also gives off a bit of a sleeker look, but with a more sporty style.

It performs well as a smartwatch, but notifications can lag

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic offers solid smartwatch functionality, but I did find it to have a strange delay at times. I would often feel a notification buzz on my phone, and when I lifted the watch to check the content of the notification, there would be a delay of a few seconds.

On top of that, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is a high-quality smartwatch. It uses Wear OS 4 to make interface navigation smooth and intuitive, so even first-time Android smartwatch users won't encounter a steep learning curve.

The watch also allows for quick replies to text messages and emails, and I found these suggested prompts very helpful. I especially like taking calls directly on the watch, and I use it a lot when my phone isn't nearby or I don't want to take it out of my pocket.

Another handy feature is the ability to customize not only the look of the dial, but also the data that is displayed or that I can quickly access. This can be done easily right on the watch and you can change the different complications, the color of the dial and the overall style. The dial can display a large amount of various data, but it doesn't feel too crowded, even with the full screen.

Many trackable fitness activities, but GPS accuracy can be erratic

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic can track a variety of fitness activities, many of which roll off the Watch 5 Pro and its workout interface and tracking data features in a fundamentally similar way.

Starting, ending, and interacting with the activity was easy, and being able to use the rotating bezel during a run or bike ride was a nice touch, as I found it to be a more accurate way to scroll through the data compared to other ways. Using the touchscreen.

However, its GPS synchronization is not very accurate or fast. Not only does the synchronization take about a minute, but the tracking data is often inconsistent. If you want accurate activity tracking from your Galaxy Watch, then the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is a better choice with more reliable GPS.

Health tracking is a highlight

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic has many of the health tools I use every day, including a deep sleep tracker and my personal favorite, a body composition analyzer.

With the Body Composition Analyzer, the Watch 6 Classic assesses certain data such as my body fat percentage, muscle mass, and skeletal muscle through an easy-to-use 15-second process that I simply button up by placing my middle and ring fingers on the side of the watch. While this data is not considered medical grade and should not be considered 100% accurate, I do like that it provides me with another way to track my fitness progress.

I also use the sleep tracker regularly and it provides similar data to the Watch 5 Pro. While it tracks the different sleep zones I enter each night, the most useful part is its sleep coaching, which provides guidance on how to improve my habits and get enough rest. Sometimes it suggests I go to bed earlier, while other times it offers things I can do throughout the day to sleep better at night.

Larger battery means it only needs to be charged every other day

One of the most useful features of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic along with the Watch 5 Pro is its more durable battery. Instead of charging the watch every night, I usually get a full day and a half of battery life before I need to put it on the charger.

I don't think half a day is that important, but when I'm out and about, or if I'm charging it at night, I find the idea of the watch running out of power much less likely.

The watch also charges fairly quickly, so if I do need to give it some juice in a pinch, I can charge it to half a day of battery life in about 30 minutes. Even filling it up to 100% only takes a couple hours.

Should you buy it?

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is another high-quality addition to the Samsung Galaxy Watch lineup. It looks, feels and functions like a premium wearable device that excels in intelligence, health tracking and battery life.

However, it is not without some drawbacks. Poor GPS synchronization and compatibility issues with non-Samsung smartphones ultimately held it back. It's a great smartwatch, but the activity tracker is mediocre.

That's why anyone looking for a reliable Android fitness tracker should opt for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro.

Not only is it still considered Samsung's flagship wearable, but it's only more expensive than the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic . It is built for active users, is durable and has an equally long-lasting battery.

But if you do care more about the functionality of your smartwatch and are wearing something like the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 (or an older version), then the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is a good choice. Wear OS 4 provides a smooth, intuitive experience that helps the watch function brilliantly as an extension of your smartphone.

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