Samsung is preparing to launch its highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series smartwatches in the near future. This upcoming lineup is set to include two models: the Samsung Watch 6 and the Samsung Watch 6 Classic. These smartwatches are expected to make their debut alongside the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 in either July or August.
Excitingly, recent findings indicate that the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 models have appeared on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification database. The certification listing reveals that the 40mm variant of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 carries the model number SM-R930, while the 44mm version is identified as SM-R940. Let’s delve deeper into the specifics of these watches.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 will offer a range of connectivity options, including support for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/a, NFC, and GNSS. Similar to the Samsung Watch 5 lineup, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 will also feature wireless charging capabilities. The wireless charger for the upcoming Watch 6, with the model number ER-OR900, will be identical to the charger currently utilized by the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series.
In addition to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, the Korean tech giant is expected to introduce the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, which will include rotating bezels, a feature reminiscent of the Watch 4 Classic. The Watch 6 Classic is rumored to boast a 1.47-inch display with a resolution of 470 × 470 pixels. It is anticipated to house a 425mAh battery. To explore visual renders and further details of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, please refer to this post.
The FCC listing for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 does not disclose any specific specifications, but we can anticipate more information to surface on other certification platforms in the weeks leading up to its launch.
