Samsung is expected to release the Galaxy Watch 5 series in August this year. In mid-June, the Galaxy Watch 5 series has passed the US FCC certification, and the certification shows that the Galaxy Watch5 series will have two products: Galaxy Watch5 and Galaxy Watch5 Pro, while the previous Classic version was replaced by Galaxy Watch 5 Pro.
According to GSMARENA news, Roland Quandt (ie OnLeaks) broke the news that the price of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series will usher in a substantial increase, and the starting price has come to about 300 euros, of which:
- The 40mm Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch5 is priced at 300 euros, and the LTE version is priced at 350 euros.
- The 44mm Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch5 is priced at 350 euros, and the LTE version is priced at 400 euros.
- The 45mm Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch5 Pro is priced at 490 euros, and the LTE version is priced at 540 euros.
GSMARENA also said that the 40mm version of the Galaxy Watch5 will be available in gold, gray and silver, while the 44mm Galaxy Watch5 will be available in blue, gray and silver. As for the Galaxy Watch5 Pro version, only black and titanium alloys are available.
This time the Galaxy Watch 5 series will have many upgrades. According to ETNews, Samsung will add a body temperature detection function to the Galaxy Watch 5 series watches, which will help detect early signs of the new crown, fever, etc. In addition, the Galaxy Watch5 series will also have the ability to track ovulation cycles.
And the US FCC certification shows that the wireless chargers of the Galaxy Watch5 series tested in the laboratory are rated at 10W (2A / 5V), and they will all come with larger batteries – the 40mm and 44mm models of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 will be equipped with 276mAh and 397mAh batteries, while the Watch 5 Pro will have a larger 572mAh battery.
In addition, according to Ice universe’s revelations, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro will be equipped with sapphire glass and titanium alloy casings, which should have a lot of improvement in scratch resistance.
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