Samsung indirectly confirmed a few days ago that we will see a Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro in 2022. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 will remain, but there will probably no longer be a Classic model, but a new Pro model.
Last week we learned that the new smartwatch will probably be revealed on August 10th. But there is also bad news because Samsung has removed the rotating bezel from the Classic version and not installed it in the Pro model.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro: Edge too thick?
But that doesn’t mean that the edge will be nice and thin. According to a good source of Samsung reports, the rim will be very thick. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is said to be very far from an Apple Watch Series 7 (soon to be 8).
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Galaxy Watch5 Series: Ugly, TM Roh forgets that half the price of a Watch is in the design.— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) June 13, 2022
Of the Samsung products planned for late summer/autumn, the Galaxy Watch 5 series is said to be the “ugliest”. The design is worse than before and according to the source, Samsung has forgotten that the design is important in a smartwatch.
As always, the watch 5 will be leaked and you will see the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro with a very wide bezel and no scales, its design is far from comparable to the Apple Watch 7, and it is not aesthetically pleasing.
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) June 13, 2022
I’m curious about the first leaks because I’m expecting that in the next few days. After all, the announcement is less than two months away, so I wouldn’t be surprised if we see the design in June.
But if that’s true, I think it’s a shame. My hope was that Samsung would increase the pressure on Apple with the move to Wear OS. So far it has worked, but perhaps the new generation will not be able to build on that.
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