Galaxy Watch 9 Adds Health Metrics, But Watch 8 Remains the Better Value

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Samsung's Galaxy Watch 9 adds new health metrics—Fitness Index, Cardio Load, and a Heart Health Score—along with a faster Snapdragon Wear Elite, but it delivers little battery-life improvement and can show sleep-data gaps. At $379.99 it’s a solid health-focused upgrade only if you need the newest metrics and Gemini AI on your wrist; otherwise the nearly identical Galaxy Watch 8 offers the same experience at a much better value, making Pixel Watch 5 a potential competitor to watch.
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