Samsung Galaxy Watch FE Review

Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is a decent Wear OS phone launched in June, which features a small sized 1.2" screen.

This time, it seems like Samsung forgot about weight optimization in this 0.94 ounces phone. The Watch FE is for sale in three color options, black, pink gold and silver. About its materials, the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is mostly created with Aluminum. This phone is extremely slim and practical, being just 0.39 inches thick. Whereas this cellphone is 1.59" long and 1.55" wide, it only holds a way smaller 1.2" screen.

Samsung designed this phone with an astonishing 1.2" display, and a 396 x 396 resolution, giving this cellphone a great graphic quality.

An interesting feature of this phone is the 16 GB quite large internal memory and whereas it doesn't count with a slot for an SD memory card, it should be enough to install a couple hundred applications and games, but it might not be enough if you are planning to install some of the heaviest games available nowadays.

This cellphone provides wifi connection (but it can't be provided to other devices around, as a mobile mobile hotspot) and LTE 4G high performance connection type. The Watch FE doesn't have a SIM card, because it isn't a GSM device.

This cellphone has no cameras at all.

The Watch FE also comes with a couple useful features such as NFC and Bluetooth (5.0), and plenty of sensors like Light Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Barometer and Compass.

This phone packs a poor capacity 247 mAh non-replaceable battery that can keep this cellphone running for many hours, although you will probably need to charge it if you use it heavily. An important issue to take into consideration is that this cellphone's battery is not replaceable so you can't throw it away and buy a new one when it starts losing capacity, having to buy a new phone to "solve it".