Samsung is set to reveal its latest Galaxy Watches soon, but they're already giving us a sneak peek with some exciting updates. Users are already trying out new features on their Galaxy Watch5 series or later, thanks to the One UI 8 Watch updates. These features are making waves on forums like Reddit, and they're not even fully released yet!

One standout feature is the AI-powered Running Coach. It's like having a personal trainer on your wrist, offering customized workout plans based on your fitness data. Whether you're a beginner or training for a marathon, this coach has got your back. It even gives you a score after a run and suggests improvements. Sounds familiar? It's a lot like Apple's Workout Buddy, but Samsung's version is designed to be more beginner-friendly.

Sleep is crucial, and Samsung knows it. That's why they've introduced Bedtime Guidance. This feature analyzes your sleep patterns over three days and suggests the best time for you to hit the hay. It's perfect for those with irregular sleep schedules. Plus, it considers your body's need for sleep and your natural circadian rhythm.

Ever wondered how stressed your heart is while you sleep? Samsung's Vascular Load feature has the answer. It tracks your heart rate during the night and uses data from your daily activities to promote healthier habits. A higher heart rate during sleep could indicate poorer cardiovascular health, so this feature is a great way to keep tabs on your heart health.

Lastly, Samsung is tackling aging and recovery with the Antioxidant Index. This feature measures antioxidants in your body, which are crucial for healthy aging. By placing your finger on the BioActive sensor, you can get a reading in just five seconds. Samsung recommends using your thumb for the most accurate results.

If you're eager to try these features, you can join Samsung's beta program. Just remember, these features are designed for Galaxy Watches 8 or higher. So, if you're rocking an older model, you might have to wait or consider an upgrade.

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