Users are encouraged to report any bugs or performance issues through the feedback section in the Samsung Members app following the installation.

Users can now customize their calendar display on the watch, allowing for a more tailored view of their scheduling needs.

The beta firmware will also be tested on older models like the Galaxy Watch 5, but the Galaxy Watch 4 and 4 Classic are not slated to receive this update.

This substantial update, exceeding 1.9GB in size, introduces features such as the Now Bar from One UI 7 and personalized watch face suggestions.

Among the new health features, the Mindfulness tool enables users to track their moods and engage in breathing exercises to alleviate stress.

Additionally, a new Bedtime guidance feature analyzes sleep data to recommend optimal sleep times.

One UI 8 represents a significant upgrade from One UI 6, which was based on Wear OS 5, indicating a skipped software generation in naming.

Samsung has launched the One UI 8 beta update for its Galaxy Watch series, built on Wear OS 6, which brings a host of new health suite features.

Currently, the beta program is available in South Korea and the US, specifically for Galaxy Watch 7 Bluetooth and LTE models on T-Mobile.

While One UI 8 Watch shows promise, its overall success will hinge on user feedback and necessary refinements after the beta testing phase.

However, some anticipated features, such as Vascular Load and Running Coach, are notably absent from the beta and are expected to debut with the Galaxy Watch 8.

All features of One UI 8 Watch will be available at launch on the upcoming Galaxy Watch 8 and its variants, which are set to be unveiled at the Galaxy Unpacked event next month.