Rumor: the premium Samsung Galaxy Watch X will be revealed at the end of June with better battery life
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We’ve heard rumors that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch7 series will have three versions with a new premium tier dubbed “Ultra.” But that might not be the brand Samsung opted for – the high-end watch could instead be called “Samsung Galaxy Watch X”.
That’s not all: the watch will directly compete with the Apple Watch Ultra series (perhaps that’s why Samsung wanted to move away from the “Watch7 Ultra” name) and diving will be a key factor.
The Galaxy Watch Note that water resistance is given as a pressure rating (which is why you sometimes see it measured in atmospheres), the actual depth you can reach is less than this – 40m (130ft) in the case of the Apple watch (and probably the Samsung watch as well).
Regardless, the X is supposed to have better battery life than its siblings, up to 100 hours (or about 4 days of battery life). For comparison, the Galaxy Watch6 Classic claims up to 40 hours of battery life, the Watch5 Pro (which had a bigger battery) claims up to 80 hours, and the Apple Watch Ultra 2 promises 36 hours.
Part of that is likely the new and improved Exynos W1000 (which could be Samsung’s first mainstream 3nm chip), but it looks like the Watch X will also have a bigger battery – at least compared to the Classic. South Korean regulators certified a 578 mAh battery compared to 425 mAh on the Watch6 Classic and 573 mAh on the Watch5 Pro (note: these are nominal capacities).
The Samsung Galaxy Watch TechManiacs.gr, which revealed the name “Watch X” and other details. It won’t be alone, of course, we expect to see the proper launch of the Galaxy Ring and the next generation of foldables as well.
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