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Samsung usually doesn't change as much year to year with its smartwatches, but add an extra 12 months, and the Galaxy Watch 7 feels like a bigger departure from the Galaxy Watch 5. This is partly due to hardware changes and how Wear OS and Samsung's One UI function when better components are inside.

Variants and dimensions aside, the Watch Series 10 continues to have rounded edges that blend into the frame, while the Galaxy Watch 7 has a flat-glass display. On the Apple Watch, you get a Digital Crown and a side button, whereas the Galaxy Watch offers two side buttons.

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Since the Galaxy Watch 7 comes in two sizes, you can theoretically take advantage of the larger 44mm to get past 24 hours on a regular basis. Samsung's smartwatches have never been known for their battery prowess, so the Watch Ultra lasts longer simply because it has the same screen and internal components, only with a bigger battery.

The Series 10 offers various health and fitness features, from tracking a run to detecting signs of sleep apnoea, alongside traditional smartwatch functions like showing incoming calls and notifications.

When the Apple Watch Ultra debuted in 2022, it trounced the high-end Series 8 watch for fitness enthusiasts. Only two years later, the Series 10 model offers a competitive alterna