Samsung is confirmed to host the second Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event in July. The South Korean tech giant is set to launch a slew of new devices including the Galaxy Watch 6 series, SmartTag 2, Smart Ring and the XR headset. The Watch 6 series is expected to include a base model and a classic, likely offered in two color variants each. A new leak hints at the price of the Watch 6 series and offers other details about the other devices.
Price of Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic (expected)
According to French publication Dealabs Magazine, spotted by blog Passionategeekz, the 40mm Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch 6 is expected to cost EUR 319.99 (approximately Rs. 28,700), while the 4G LTE version of the model is likely to cost EUR 369.99 (approximately Rs. 33,200). The model with a 40 mm dial should be offered in Graphite and Cream colors. The report also mentions that the price is only valid for France and details about other regions are yet to be revealed.
The alleged 40mm Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 model in Graphite and Cream color options
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On the other hand, the 44mm Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch 6 model is expected to cost EUR 349.99 (approximately Rs. 31,300), and the 4G LTE version of the same size is expected to cost EUR 399.99 (approximately Rs. 35,800), according to the report. The 44 mm dial model is available in Graphite and Silver color options.
The report added that the 43mm Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic model is likely to cost EUR 419.99 (approximately Rs. 37,600), while the 4G LTE version of the 43mm Classic model is expected to cost EUR 469.99 (approximately Rs. 42,100).
Meanwhile, the 47mm Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic model is expected to cost EUR 449.99 (approximately Rs. 40,300), while the 4G LTE version of the same is priced at EUR 499.99 (approximately Rs. 44,800). All variations of the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will likely be offered in black and silver color options.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic specs (expected)
Galaxy Watch 6 Classic models are reported to arrive with rotating bezels. All variants of the Watch 6 series are expected to be powered by a Samsung Exynos W930 SoC. An optional LTE modem integration is expected to be able to maintain an internet connection without any smartphone in range.
Smartwatches are expected to have sapphire glass screens and are therefore likely to be relatively more scratch resistant than their competitors in the segment. It is expected to come with a 5 ATM water resistance rating.
Samsung XR headset details (expected)
To compete with Apple, Samsung is also expected to launch an immersive Extended Reality (XR) headset. Announced at the Google I/O 2023 keynote address, the Mountain View, California-based tech giant revealed that it is working with Samsung to deliver an immersive reality experience for Android users. It is expected to be revealed at the July event.
Rumors about the design of the Samsung XR Headset
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Samsung SmartTag 2 specs (expected)
Along with the aforementioned devices, Samsung is speculated to unveil the second-generation Galaxy SmartTag. It is expected to offer several improvements over the previous device. The SmartTag 2 is likely to come with a stronger signal, longer battery life and improved security features that will help prevent unauthorized tracking. The tracker must also offer wireless range.
A leaked image of the Samsung SmartTag 2
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Samsung Smart Ring specs (expected)
To meet the growing demand for fitness trackers, it is speculated that Samsung will introduce a new health tracking device. The report states that the South Korean company has created a device called the Samsung SmartRing. The sensors in the alleged smart ring are expected to wrap around the finger from all sides and offer more accurate observations than other smart devices. According to information, the ring will be equipped with electrocardiogram (ECG) and photoplethysmography (PPG) sensors.
A rendering of the Samsung Smart Ring design
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