"The Watch Ultra weighs 61.5 grams, while the is only 25.9 grams. The Watch Ultra has a 47mm main dimension, while the Watch FE is only 40.4mm. This means the latter model feels tiny on my wrist, but I find the silicone band very comfortable, and the size makes it very easy to use for sleep tracking. Samsung offers FE (fan edition) smartphones and tablets, but this year's Galaxy Watch FE is the first smartwatch with the moniker."
"The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE LTE is a $250 smartwatch you can use on the go without having a phone connected via Bluetooth. The entry-level smartwatch is priced just right, given that it offers most of the functions in the Galaxy Watch 7 and Watch Ultra. The 40mm Watch 7 with LTE is priced at $350, meaning you can pick up the FE for $100 less without compromising too much."
"The processor is the same as in the Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro. Samsung's BioActive sensor is the key component to measuring your health and wellness data. The sensor found in the Watch FE LTE helps track your sleep, ECG, irregular heart rhythms, blood oxygen, and more. It does not track skin temperature, so that is one trade-off you have to make for the smaller and less expensive watch."
Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra offers enhanced durability, advanced features, and a large 47mm design weighing 61.5 grams, suited to larger wrists. The Galaxy Watch FE is a compact 40.4mm, 25.9-gram alternative with a comfortable silicone band and effective sleep tracking. The Watch FE LTE costs $250 and supports cellular connectivity without a phone, delivering most functions of the Watch 7 and Watch Ultra while costing $100 less than the 40mm Watch 7 LTE. The processor matches the Watch 5 series. Samsung's BioActive sensor on the FE LTE monitors sleep, ECG, irregular rhythms, and blood oxygen but excludes skin-temperature tracking. The FE runs Wear OS 5.0 and includes Samsung features.
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