Galaxy Watch 6 series spotted in another certification listing
After picking up the FCC certification last month, Samsung‘s Galaxy Watch 6 series has just surfaced on the Google Play Console website. The listing doesn’t reveal any new information about the upcoming smartwatches but confirms the return of the Classic model. The new watches will debut later this month.
Spotted by 9to5Google, the Google Play Console website lists four model numbers for the upcoming Samsung watches: SM-R930, SM-R940, SM-R950, and SM-R960. We have long known that these are the Bluetooth versions of the 40mm and 44mm Galaxy Watch 6 and the 42mm and 46mm Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, respectively. These sizes aren’t officially confirmed, but the codenames “fresh6bl” and “fresh6bs” refer to large and small models.
As of this writing, the LTE versions of the Galaxy Watch 6 series haven’t appeared on the Google Play Console website. Their model numbers will replace the “0” at the end with a “5”. Apart from LTE connectivity, everything else will remain the same. The watches will come in the same sizes as their Bluetooth counterparts and will not bring any changes to changes to internals and the design.
Speaking of internals, rumors are that Samsung will offer marginally bigger batteries inside the Galaxy Watch 6. The smaller two models will get a 300mAh battery, while the bigger two models feature a 425mAh battery. The Galaxy Watch 5 series featured 284mAh and 410mAh batteries, respectively. Of course, Samsung launched a Galaxy Watch 5 Pro with a bonkers 590mAh battery last year. But it’s now switching to the Classic model with a physical rotating bezel.
The Galaxy Watch 6 series will bring more upgrades
Despite the same size, the Galaxy Watch 6 series is rumored to feature marginally bigger screens, thanks to Samsung shrinking the bezels. The screens are also sharper than before. Additionally, the company is expected to equip the watches with an improved processor (Exynos W930) for faster performance. The Wear OS 4-based One UI Watch 5 should also bring functional improvements. We are expecting a host of new and improved health features as well.
The Galaxy Watch 6 won’t upgrade in one key area, though. The new swatches aren’t getting faster charging. Samsung is keeping them limited to 10W of wireless charging. It has never shown interest in offering blazing-fast charging speeds on its mobile devices. Most of its smartphones are limited to 25W speeds, including the Galaxy S23 flagship. Stay tuned for the official launch of the Galaxy Watch 6 after this month. The watches will debut alongside new foldables and tablets at Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event in South Korea.
After picking up the FCC certification last month, Samsung‘s Galaxy Watch 6 series has just surfaced on the Google Play Console website. The listing doesn’t reveal any new information about the upcoming smartwatches but confirms the return of the Classic model. The new watches will debut later this month.
Spotted by 9to5Google, the Google Play Console website lists four model numbers for the upcoming Samsung watches: SM-R930, SM-R940, SM-R950, and SM-R960. We have long known that these are the Bluetooth versions of the 40mm and 44mm Galaxy Watch 6 and the 42mm and 46mm Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, respectively. These sizes aren’t officially confirmed, but the codenames “fresh6bl” and “fresh6bs” refer to large and small models.
As of this writing, the LTE versions of the Galaxy Watch 6 series haven’t appeared on the Google Play Console website. Their model numbers will replace the “0” at the end with a “5”. Apart from LTE connectivity, everything else will remain the same. The watches will come in the same sizes as their Bluetooth counterparts and will not bring any changes to changes to internals and the design.
Speaking of internals, rumors are that Samsung will offer marginally bigger batteries inside the Galaxy Watch 6. The smaller two models will get a 300mAh battery, while the bigger two models feature a 425mAh battery. The Galaxy Watch 5 series featured 284mAh and 410mAh batteries, respectively. Of course, Samsung launched a Galaxy Watch 5 Pro with a bonkers 590mAh battery last year. But it’s now switching to the Classic model with a physical rotating bezel.
The Galaxy Watch 6 series will bring more upgrades
Despite the same size, the Galaxy Watch 6 series is rumored to feature marginally bigger screens, thanks to Samsung shrinking the bezels. The screens are also sharper than before. Additionally, the company is expected to equip the watches with an improved processor (Exynos W930) for faster performance. The Wear OS 4-based One UI Watch 5 should also bring functional improvements. We are expecting a host of new and improved health features as well.
The Galaxy Watch 6 won’t upgrade in one key area, though. The new swatches aren’t getting faster charging. Samsung is keeping them limited to 10W of wireless charging. It has never shown interest in offering blazing-fast charging speeds on its mobile devices. Most of its smartphones are limited to 25W speeds, including the Galaxy S23 flagship. Stay tuned for the official launch of the Galaxy Watch 6 after this month. The watches will debut alongside new foldables and tablets at Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event in South Korea.
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