Samsung's Galaxy Watch 5 Appears to Possess Few Distinct Advancements over the Galaxy Watch 4
New gizmos are thrilling to contemplate, particularly if it implies an escape from the day-to-day chaos that prevails within society. This summer, we're anticipating Samsung to roll out the subsequent era of its foldables. However, we're additionally hopeful to witness the return of the only Android smartwatch worth wearing, the Galaxy Watch 5. As per 91Mobiles, which has been fairly correct with leaks and rumors in the past, Samsung intends to revamp its smartwatch lineup with two new models shortly. Besides a conventional Galaxy Watch 6, Samsung might launch a Pro version of its smartwatch for those who desire something that mirrors a traditional watch.
Although no particular renderings have been leaked for what we'll see with the Pro line, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is expected to resemble a more luxurious version of the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. It's presently codenamed Project X and is anticipated to be available in black or gray titanium. The leak suggests it'll provide the option for LTE for those who desire access to calls from their wrists.
The regular Galaxy Watch 5 is anticipated to introduce new colorways that haven't yet been accessible within the Samsung watch family. Image: 91mobiles
The renders for the regular Galaxy Watch 5 appear to be similar to the Watch 4 I'm sporting currently as I write this. It seems it'll be accessible in new colors, including the lighter blue-looking hue above. It's codenamed Heart—possibly to reference some of its new tracking abilities?—and it's also seemingly available in an LTE flavor. There will probably be two sizes, just like the last-gen release. The renders show a 44mm watch face, however a smaller variant can also be anticipated. The Watch 4 I'm wearing now is 40mm, which is the right size for my petite wrists (I wouldn't mind something smaller!).
The leak suggests each smartwatch will run Wear OS 3.5, the subsequent version of Google's wearable operating system. They're also likely to have Samsung’s One UI Watch 4.5 interface operating on top, so you'll nonetheless be required to have a Samsung account if you want to back up data and access the Samsung-specific apps that come preloaded. This consists of Samsung Health, which is hoped to work better with Google Fit now that there's an available API to help the two apps work together.
Again, this is all conjecture about what's to come. But considering Samsung's timeline within the previous few years, it's secure to assume Samsung's planning a serious hardware show for us subsequent month. The corporate might also launch the subsequent era Galaxy Buds Pro, which is due for a refresh.
In the future of technology, we might witness Samsung revamping its smartwatch lineup, introducing a Pro version of the Galaxy Watch 5 for those seeking a more luxurious option. Additionally, anticipate the regular Galaxy Watch 5 to debut in new colorways, catering to diverse preferences.
