Samsung is getting ready to release the Galaxy Watch Ultra, its most expensive smartwatch to date. Following weeks of conjecture on the moniker and characteristics of the forthcoming wearable, this information has been revealed.
Prior speculation stated that Samsung may refer to the watch as the "Galaxy Watch7 Ultra" or possibly "Galaxy Watch X." The official name is Galaxy Watch Ultra, according to a recent certification process. This indicates that Samsung is adopting "Ultra" for its flagship wristwatch, following Apple's example.
With a circular screen and a squarish frame, the Galaxy Watch Ultra is anticipated to have a distinctive look. It is expected to keep the well-liked rotating bezel, which the Apple Watch does not have. Additionally, leaks imply a bigger speaker, which may indicate better audio quality.
It is speculated that the Exynos W1000, Samsung's first 3nm chip, will power the Galaxy Watch Ultra. Significant gains in battery life and performance are promised by this new chipset, which is a key selling factor for any smartwatch.
According to leaks, the watch may have an incredible 100 hours of battery life, which would be a significant improvement over earlier models. Although 578mAh is the official capacity indicated, marketing materials may round that number up to 600mAh.
The 32GB internal storage and 10W wireless charging capabilities of the Galaxy Watch Ultra are expected to be features. Although Wi-Fi b/g/n capability is listed in the FCC certification, it is a little out of date; nonetheless, the finished product may provide a more recent standard.
It is anticipated that Samsung would introduce the Galaxy Watch Ultra at its forthcoming Galaxy Unpacked event in July, along with other gadgets such as the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Flip6 phones.
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