If you own a Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, 5 or 4, you're about to get a host of new features. Samsung is now rolling out the Wear OS 5 operating system, using Samsung's own One UI 6 Watch interface, to older watches

Samsung announced a wider, official rollout of One UI 6 Watch (Wear OS 5) for the Galaxy Watch 6 series to the Galaxy Watch 4 series. Users can expect several new features like Galaxy AI's "Suggested Replies," Energy Score, Race, Workout Routines, and more.

A free software upgrade from Samsung promises features previously exclusive to the Galaxy Watch 7 and Watch Ultra

There’s good news if you’ve got an older Samsung Galaxy Watch: the company announced today that it’s finally begun rolling out One UI 6 Watch to its older Wear OS smartwatches. Outside of health tracking,

OneUI 6 Watch features three new watch faces: Spatial Number, Simple Digital, and Ultra Info Board. When paired with a Samsung Galaxy smartphone, the update allows you to send AI-powered suggested replies in messages and use double-pinch gestures to answer calls, take photos, turn off alarms, and perform other one-hand actions.

Back in June of this year, Samsung surprised us a bit by opening up a Wear OS 5 and One UI 6 Watch beta program for Galaxy Watch devices, like the Galaxy Watch 6. For those who lost track, Samsung never did send the stable version of that update out,

Samsung is bringing its One UI 6 Watch software update to more devices. This rollout will include the features that are coming to the Galaxy Watch 6. Samsung is bringing its features to a wider range of Galaxy Watch devices.

Samsung commenced the One UI 6 Watch beta program with Galaxy AI in the US in mid-June 2024. Soon after, the program expanded to include older Samsung smartwatches, the Galaxy Wat