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Samsung support page hints at Galaxy Watch FE: Here’s what we know so far
The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE may have the same hardware specifications as the Galaxy Watch 4.
Samsung seems to be gearing up to launch several new wearables at the upcoming ‘Unpacked’ event, scheduled to take place in Paris on July 10. Rumours suggest the South Korean tech giant plans to unveil the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra, and now, a new support page on the Samsung UK and Latin America websites hints at a new, affordable Galaxy Watch.
According to the support page, the upcoming Galaxy Watch will have the model “SM-R861”, but does not reveal any other details about the specifications and features. For the uninitiated, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 has the model number SM-R860.
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Speculation is that it might be named the “Galaxy Watch FE,” with a previously spotted FCC listing revealing support for 5W wireless charging, like the Galaxy Watch 4. It remains unclear if it will be called the Galaxy Watch 4 (2024) or Galaxy Watch FE, but it is expected to offer similar specs and features to the original Galaxy Watch 4.
To recap, the Galaxy Watch 4, powered by the Exynos W920 chipset, features a 1.4-inch AMOLED screen, 2GB RAM, and 16GB storage, and is priced at Rs 10,999 on Amazon.
Apart from the Galaxy Watch FE, Samsung is also reportedly working on the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra, said to come with an extra third button and have a squarish bezel instead of the circular design we are used to.
The company recently also confirmed that it is bringing several new AI-powered health tracking features like Energy Score and Wellness Tips to the Galaxy Watch series.
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First uploaded on: 02-06-2024 at 11:55 IST
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