Samsung is reportedly planning to introduce a premium smartwatch called the Galaxy Watch X under its Galaxy Watch lineup. According to a report, this new model might offer a longer battery life compared to the upcoming Galaxy Watch 7 series, which is expected to launch in June. If the rumours are accurate, the Galaxy Watch X could be Samsung's flagship smartwatch for the year.
The speculation originates from the German website Techmaniacs, suggesting that the Galaxy Watch X could provide up to 100 hours of battery life. In comparison, the Galaxy Watch 7 Pro is believed to feature a 600mAh battery, making it the WearOS smartwatch with the largest battery upon its release. The Galaxy Watch X might also have a robust build and be waterproof up to 100 metres, potentially suitable for diving, similar to the Apple Watch Ultra 2.
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These features could result in a higher price point for the Galaxy Watch X compared to other models in the Watch 7 series. The new smartwatch is expected to compete directly with the Apple Watch Ultra 2, which is water-resistant up to 100 metres and has a runtime of 72 hours in low power mode. The Apple Watch Ultra 2 features a Titanium casing and Sapphire Crystal Glass for durability. Samsung's previous Galaxy Watch 5 Pro also had a Titanium build and a Sapphire Crystal display, along with enhanced outdoor fitness features and a larger battery.
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Last year, Samsung did not release a Pro model in the Galaxy Watch 6 series. However, the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic offered a larger body and stronger build compared to the standard Galaxy Watch 6, while maintaining similar features.
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The upcoming Galaxy Watch 7 is anticipated to include Wear OS 5, a 3nm
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