The smartwatch universe is expanding, with Samsung’s Galaxy Watch series leading the Andromeda galaxy. We’re impatiently waiting for the latest in line to be launched, coming in the shape of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7. So what do we know so far about the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and what can we expect from the launch? Here’s everything we know about the next Galaxy Watch, and why it could mark the beginning of the Galaxy Watch era.
Get ready to be transfixed this July 10, 2024, because the new Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is coming. We know that only because its predecessors had come out in similar time intervals and we’re reasonably sure they will go on unveiling at Galaxy Unpacked events.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 will be an incremental upgrade that adds a refreshed processor and faster charging, but a new rumoured Ultra model promises to make the series soar to new heights.
Officially, pricing is still out of this world, but history gives us a hint of what to expect. The Galaxy Watch series has always had a diverse product line, with entry-level watches that offer tremendous value at a small cost while the more premium options, though more expensive, offer increased quality and functionality. Even in its high tier, the Galaxy Watch series has been well-priced, and you can reasonably expect the Galaxy Watch 7 to follow in its orbit.
Rumours of a radical new ‘Ultra’ model with a squarer frame – a circle inside a square – have sparked speculation that could become the new form factor in smartwatches. Added excitement stirred by the possible new model has been stoked by the rumoured specs, including a bigger battery and faster wireless charging.
Gossip suggests that the Series 7 will be powered by a new Exynos chipset, which is said to offer enhanced efficiency and performance in support of what may well be double the storage capacity compared with its predecessor, providing the user with a slick and extensively powerful smartwatch experience.
All the features that it has now are confirmed for the Galaxy Watch 7 series, including Galaxy AI that is tailored to improve insight into personal health data and provide more advanced exercise metrics.
With the Galaxy Watch 6 still a hotly contended smartwatch, should we wait for the Galaxy Watch 7? By now, you can likely tell the answer to that question depends on your tastes and your expectations. It is also a question of indulgence, and whether you are willing to part with a considerable sum of money to get those potential features and whatever new thing Samsung comes up with to push the edge of what is possible on your wrist.
We’ll hold out for an improvement in battery life, in sensor accuracy, in storage, for a wider Android ecosystem support and more styling choices for the Ultra model, ensuring its stellar performance is matched only by its equally stellar looks. Galaxy Watch 7 will hopefully prove the point.
A galaxy is more than a collection of countless stars, planets and nebulas, linking us to life beyond. It is also an inspirational aspiration and a possibility, a universe of technology, style and functionality, a place where time begins, and where the future awaits. With the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7, we approach a new dimension of the future with our first Galaxy Watch powered by the new Wear operating system from Google – where time is paramount, and only provides the first glimpse into your universe and everything that it has in store.
The future of wearable technology is not just around the corner — with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 series, it’s on your wrist, ready to take you on a ride into the galaxy of your daily life.
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