Along with smartphones and tablets, the South Korean tech firm Samsung has an enormous lineup of smartwatches as well. At present, Samsung has done launching five generations of the Galaxy Watch lineup and now are working on the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 series. Recently, we have found some clues regarding this upcoming Galaxy Watch series’ battery.
As per the reports, both the devices of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 series- Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will have the same battery specifications. In particular, the 40mm variant of the Galaxy Watch 6 will share the same battery as the 42mm variant of the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, and the 44mm variant of the Galaxy Watch 6 will have the same battery as the 46mm variant of the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic.
- Galaxy Watch 6
- 40mm (SM-R930/SM-R935): 300mAh battery.
- 44mm (SM-R940/SM-R945): 425mAh battery.
- Galaxy Watch 6 Classic
- 42mm (SM-R950/SM-R955): 300mAh battery.
- 46mm (SM-R960/SM-R965): 425mAh battery.
Informatively, the 40mm variant of the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 device has model number SM-R930 and SM-R935, and the 44mm variant of the same have SM-R940 and SM-R945 model number. Other than this, the 42mm variant of the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic device has the model number SM-R950 and SM-R955, and the 46mm variant of the same has SM-R960 and SM-R965 model numbers.
Unfortunately, we haven’t got any info about the Pro model of this upcoming series. It is possible that the company isn’t planning to launch a Pro model this year, and the leaks and rumors we have got previously about it are mistaken with the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic device. If it is true so, all the information we have gathered till now about the Galaxy Watch 6 Pro applies to the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic device.
About this upcoming Galaxy Watch series, it is rumored that it will have a physical rotating bezel which has been removed from the previous Galaxy Watch series; however, there is no official confirmation about it. Not only that, but the Galaxy Watch 6 series’ launch date is also under the wraps, but we are expecting it to make its official debut to the market with the next-gen Galaxy foldable, most probably in August 2023.
