Leaks about Samsung’s upcoming affordable smartwatch, the don’t seem to stop coming in. A few hours ago, a European e-commerce website the wearable, which revealed the product images, sizes, color options, and price. Now, popular tipster, Evan Blass, has released renders of the Galaxy Watch FE ().
Just like the last leak of the Galaxy Watch FE revealed, the renders of the smartwatch from Evan Blass show that the upcoming wearable will come in one size, 40mm, three colors, black, blue, and pink, and that it looks similar to the , which isn’t surprising at all considering that the Galaxy Watch FE is based on the Galaxy Watch 4.
Additionally, the renders of the Galaxy Watch FE reveal that the smartwatch features Sapphire Crystal protection over the display, 5 ATM water resistance, and GPS, just like the and . It has a bunch of sensors on the back but it is hard to tell what those are for. The smartwatch should feature a heart rate and BIA sensors.
Lastly, these images show that the wearable has a one-click band for you to easily detach the band from the smartwatch. It also means that you will be able to use the bands of your existing Galaxy Watch with the Galaxy Watch FE. Hopefully, we will get to know more about the upcoming smartwatch as we get close to .
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Just like the last leak of the Galaxy Watch FE revealed, the renders of the smartwatch from Evan Blass show that the upcoming wearable will come in one size, 40mm, three colors, black, blue, and pink, and that it looks similar to the , which isn’t surprising at all considering that the Galaxy Watch FE is based on the Galaxy Watch 4.
Additionally, the renders of the Galaxy Watch FE reveal that the smartwatch features Sapphire Crystal protection over the display, 5 ATM water resistance, and GPS, just like the and . It has a bunch of sensors on the back but it is hard to tell what those are for. The smartwatch should feature a heart rate and BIA sensors.
Lastly, these images show that the wearable has a one-click band for you to easily detach the band from the smartwatch. It also means that you will be able to use the bands of your existing Galaxy Watch with the Galaxy Watch FE. Hopefully, we will get to know more about the upcoming smartwatch as we get close to .
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