Fans of older Samsung Galaxy Watches are shouting a collective hurrah because Samsung is rolling out One UI 6 (a.k.a. Wear OS 5) to their devices as we speak.

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.

Wear OS 5 is coming to Galaxy in the form of One UI 6 Watch. Here's the list of smartwatches that will be getting it.

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