FCC listing shows that Galaxy Watch 6 won’t charge faster
A new FCC listing reveals that the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 possibly won’t be charging any faster than last year’s model. While Samsung has an established pattern of releasing their wearables in August, some rumors suggest that this year’s Watch 6 might be launched sometime earlier than that. The release date will most likely match that of Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Fold 5 series.
Several things have become clear with the Galaxy Watch 6 passing the FCC listing. For better or worse, one of them is that the new watch won’t be charging any faster than the Galaxy Watch 5. Several serial numbers also became public, but it's still too early to specify which model will correspond to a particular number. Still, the SM-R930 and SM-R940 will probably be the numbers of the Classic and the regular models, while SM-R935 and SM-R945 models will possibly be the LTE versions of the Watch 6.
So far, Samsung has continuously been pushing the boundaries of innovation with its wearables. Last year’s Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro offered consumers a handful of awesome features packed in a sleek design.
A considerable upgrade from Galaxy Watch 5?
The upcoming wearables are rumored to be a solid upgrade from the Galaxy Watch 5 series. How solid is yet to become clear. What's known so far is that the Watch 6 will have a wireless charger that tops at 9W. The rotating bezel, a much-missed feature, is also returning to the Classic model.So far, Samsung has continuously been pushing the boundaries of innovation with its wearables. Last year’s Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro offered consumers a handful of awesome features packed in a sleek design.
With few considerable differences between the models, primarily in terms of battery life, both the Classic and Pro versions proved to be successful. Following the release of both wearables, the company scored shipment increases that might not have been as flattering as Apple’s, but they’re still worth mentioning.
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