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| [* black] But let’s not compare apples and ~~oranges~~ galaxies. So here is the [guide|117519|original Galaxy Watch|new_window=true] (left) for a game of "spot the differences". | |
| [* black] Although the body has shrunk, the screen actually got a small 0.1" boost in size (at least for the 45 mm version). Screen resolutions are still 360×360 pixels. | |
| - | [* black] The two buttons now have a more classical design. The rear got a complete overhaul |
| + | [* black] The two buttons now have a more classical design. The rear got a complete sensory overhaul—six optical sensors instead of four, and a ring shaped contact for ECG functionality. |
| [* black] Putting both watches face to face shows the differences in size and thickness a bit more clear. |