Samsung is all set to expand its Galaxy Watch lineup in India as well as the global market. While the official launch is still a few days away, the company has recently shared some details about the upcoming wearable device. The company in a blog post confirmed that the upcoming model of the Galaxy Watch will focus on AI-powered health tracking and improved battery life. Not only that but the South Korean tech giant also confirmed that the health monitoring on the wearable will work continuously in the background and will offer more personalised insights. Here’s everything we have on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch.
Samsung says the new Galaxy Watch is built around AI-driven health features that aim to provide a more personalised wellness experience. The smartwatch will continue to monitor important health activities such as sleep, movement and overall daily habits. According to the company, AI will help users better understand this data by offering smarter insights and real-time guidance.
The company has stated that the coming Galaxy Watch will have a lot of upgraded internal hardware and better battery performance. It is expected to perform better at tracking users’ health data for a longer period of time with better accuracy. The company claims that all users need to do is put on the watch to get their health data tracked automatically.
Moreover, the company also added that they will use the upcoming smartwatch in their AI ecosystem and will pair it with other Galaxy devices.
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Samsung has officially announced that the new Galaxy Watch will be introduced during the Galaxy Unpacked event, which will be held on July 22. The Indian viewers can watch it on YouTube and Samsung’s official website starting at 6:30 PM.
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Samsung has been tightlipped regarding the pricing for the upcoming Galaxy Watch. However, considering the current memory shortage, we believe that the smartphone will be a bit costlier than its predecessors. Though this is only a speculation. Do note that the official price will only be announced at the launch event.