44mm or 40mm galaxy watch

[JSSuser]

Planning to upgrade my 44mm Galaxy Watch because its black friday. Should I go with the 44mm or 40mm Galaxy Watch? Is there a size difference, or are they about the same?

[Pianodude58]

You should consider the 44mm size if you prefer a larger display and longer battery life, or the 40mm if you want a more compact and lighter watch that may feel more comfortable on your wrist. The main differences are physical size and battery capacity, while performance and features are the same for both sizes.

[JSSuser]

I bought the 40mm galaxy watch. If there are problems battery life or trouble scrolling. I will exchange for a 44mm galaxy watch.

[realaud]

Go to a store and compare the size and look on your wrist. Visually, I don't think the 4mm difference is noticiable.

[CEParsons]

I upgraded from a 44mm to a 40mm last year. I am not a small person, but I find the smaller size more comfortable.

I would say the 40mm is best for most people. I didn't really feel it until I had my new watch, but the 44mm was really too big for me, personally.

[realaud]

Yeah, I wasn't sure if the 44mm was diameter or circumference.  It makes a huge difference in size.  The 44mm does look huge in comparison to the 40mm.

[officialguy]

I ended up getting the 44mm about a year ago, and I'm glad I did. Not only for the bigger battery, but also because trying to make selections on the watch screen would be more difficult with the smaller watch.

[JSSuser]

I got the 40mm galaxy watch. If it doesn't fits out for me for example, the battery life. I will exchange for a 44mm galaxy watch.