That’s not a bad start if you own one of the billion active Galaxy phones out there and you are in the market for a smartwatch. But there’s more that makes Samsung’s new Galaxy Watch the best for an Android user. Samsung’s newly-developed BioActive Sensor, which is built into the watch, can measure body composition and perform an electrocardiogram and blood pressure reading, which can be very enticing for those who want to keep a better track of their health and progress. Sleep tracking has gotten better as well.

Samsung Galaxy Watch4 specs at a glance:

• Body: 44.4×43.3×9.8mm, 30g; Glass front (Gorilla Glass DX+), aluminum frame; MIL-STD-810G compliant*, 50m water resistant (IP68), ECG certified, Blood pressure monitor.
• Display: 1.40″ Super AMOLED, 450x450px resolution, 9:9 aspect ratio, 330ppi; Always-on display.
• Chipset: Exynos W920 (5 nm): Dual-core 1.18 GHz Cortex-A55; Mali-G68.
• Memory: 16GB 1.5GB RAM; eMMC.
• OS/Software: Android Wear OS, One UI Watch 3.
• Rear camera: No.
• Front camera: No.
• Video capture: Rear camera: No.
• Battery: 361mAh; Qi wireless charging.
• Misc: Accelerometer, gyro, heart rate, barometer; NFC; Natural language commands and dictation, Samsung Pay and Google Pay.

Wear OS has also opened a few avenues for the Galaxy Watch family that Tizen never couldn’t. You get access to Google’s native suite of apps like Maps, Messages, YouTube Music, and you can pay contactless by tapping just your watch with Google Pay.