Samsung is set to unveil its next-generation Galaxy Watches alongside new folding smartphones in an event scheduled for July 22 in London. While the exact number of smartwatches to be revealed remains unconfirmed, the charging speeds of two have been disclosed following their certification by the 3C.
The smartwatches, identified by model codes SM-L3550 and SM-L7150, appear in the 3C database with 10W charging support. The SM-L3550 is expected to be the Galaxy Watch9, while the SM-L7150 likely corresponds to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
Previously, the Galaxy Watch8 and Galaxy Watch Ultra featured identical charging speeds, so there is hope that the Watch9 and Watch Ultra 2 will improve battery longevity.
Additionally, rumors suggest that Samsung may introduce the Galaxy Watch9 Classic next month, which is expected to share the same charging capabilities as the Watch9 and Watch Ultra 2.
Samsung Galaxy Watch UltraWhile specific specifications for the upcoming Galaxy Watches have yet to be revealed, Samsung has confirmed plans to launch multiple models. The company has also announced new health features that will be incorporated into the updated Samsung Health app, further enhancing the user experience.
