this Second generation Galaxy Watch It has just passed FCC certification, whose documents reveal the first details about Samsung’s future connected watch. The first Galaxy Watch was released in 2018. We’ve since got the Galaxy Watch Active, then the Galaxy Watch Active 2, but it’s not the true successor to the original Watch, which is still among the best connected watches in the world.
Samsung uses a traditional design that traces the recipes that made it successful, namely the perfect connection between a classic watch worthy of the greatest watchmakers and a modern connected watch packed with technology.
Galaxy Watch 2: What FCC certification documents reveal
Thanks to the documents published on the site of the American certification body, the FCC, we know a lot more about the features of the linked watch. From the model numbers to the link and a first look at the watch itself in draft form. It will be presented in 45 mm dimensions.That puts it between the larger Galaxy Watch Active 2 (44mm) and the large-format Galaxy Watch with a 46mm face.
The linked clock will also be available in a second, larger format, whose diagonal is still unknown. One thing is for sure, and this is one of the most heartening news: Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 will have a physically rotating bezel. The Galaxy Watch Active and Active 2 didn’t have it. The last one started a virtual framework anyway but this is far from giving the same feel as a real physical framework.
As for the features, we know that the watch will be available in 4 versions: two sizes with eSIM support and WiFi + 4G connectivity. The other two models will only be offered in the WiFi version. Previous leaks also announced better battery life and 8GB of storage for the Galaxy Watch 2.
According to the SamMobile site, Samsung will also launch a titanium version. It will logically be more expensive than the aluminum and stainless steel models. Finally, Galaxy Watch 2 launch announced for August. Samsung was going to present it at the same time as the Galaxy Note 20. Other products are also expected to be presented during the Samsung conference, including the Galaxy Tab S7 and S7+ tablets.
