Samsung is about to launch two new wearable smartwatches: the Galaxy Watch 7 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra. Right before any official announcement, the leak teases some key specifications of the upcoming watches.
Samsung, on July 10th, at its next Galaxy Unpacked event, will debut the next-generation Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra. The new leak suggests a list of a few key specs for these upcoming smartwatches. A report from Notebookcheck reported that, according to a tipster, @negativeonehero, both of these wearables are going to power with the new Exynos W1000 chipset. The memory package will include 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of built-in storage.
We can see the sizes here too: a choice of 40mm and 44mm case sizes for the Galaxy Watch, and a single 47mm size for the Galaxy Watch Ultra. Reportedly, the Galaxy Wach 7 could be 9.7 mm thick, whereas the Galaxy Watch Ultra could be 12.1 mm. Jumping on the battery size of the Galaxy Watch 7, it could get a 3000mAh or 425mAh battery, depending on the size, which weighs in at 28.5g or 33.5g. The Galaxy Watch Ultra is expected to feature a 590mAh battery and weigh 61.5g.
It is also reported that the Galaxy Watch Ultra could arrive with a titanium casing and a brighter screen as compared to the standard Galaxy Watch 7. It seems that the upcoming Galaxy Watch Ultra could replace the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic.
