More than an iterative upgrade this time around, the Galaxy Watch 8 finally feels like a big step forward, and not just due to its redesign. Packing an on-wrist Gemini assistant capable of completing complex tasks,

The new Samsung Galaxy Watch is the world's first smartwatch with Gemini AI built in, with no need for a paired phone to take advantage of it. All you need is a Wi-Fi or LTE connection. The new watch comes in two styles: a standard edition and a "Classic” edition, which means, yes, everyone’s favorite smartwatch clicky bezel is back.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is thinner, brighter, and has a bigger battery than its predecessor, but it’s also more expensive. We dive into the details to see if the price bump is worth it.

Samsung announced three new wearables: the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, the Galaxy Watch 8 and an updated Galaxy Watch Ultra. The company also revealed a trio of new foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7 and the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic have a new Dynamic Lug System that doesn't support older Galaxy Watch bands.

Let's set expectations: Just because the Galaxy Watch 8 looks like the Ultra doesn't mean it matches the Ultra's three-day battery life. But there's still good news to share.