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Samsung has an , with plenty of hardware announcements expected. A reliable leaker, however, of many of the big hitters, including the Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy Watch Ultra, Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. It’s like Christmas for Samsung fans!
First, a caveat. These are leaked images obtained by Evan Blass and published on his Substack . Blass has a very good track record with this kind of thing, but of course, nothing will be certain until Samsung itself confirms it. (Disclosure, Blass was a from 2005 until 2008.)
Evan Blass
There are glorious images of the forthcoming Galaxy Watch Ultra. The squarish smartwatch looks to feature a gray exterior with orange accents. It also boasts a durable-looking band that recalls the one originally introduced alongside the Apple Watch Ultra. The watch also seems to have eschewed the typical spring pin connector and replaced it with a new system that, once again, recalls Apple’s connector.
Evan Blass
The Galaxy Watch 7 comes in a new olive green colorway, though the design . There’s the same spring pin band connector and alternative gold and silver colorways. That green exterior sure does pop though.
Evan Blass
Images of the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro were also leaked, though there’s some confusion here. While Blass did publish images of two different pairs of earbuds, there’s no branding so it’s impossible to tell which is which. In any event, both of these are stemmed earbuds, with one featuring an open design just like Apple’s entry-level AirPods. It’s likely, though unconfirmed, that the open design represents the standard Buds 3. That leaves the one with the silicone eartips as the Buds 3 Pro.
Samsung hasn’t revealed any of the specs for the above items, though an will be available in a 40-millimeter size, with an unnamed three-nanometer chip powering the whole thing. It'll also allegedly feature a new BioActive Sensor for health metrics and, of course, plenty of AI bells and whistles.
Additionally, the upcoming event should reveal new foldables and the . Samsung will livestream Unpacked on its YouTube channel, main website and Newsroom site at 9AM ET on July 10.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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First, a caveat. These are leaked images obtained by Evan Blass and published on his Substack . Blass has a very good track record with this kind of thing, but of course, nothing will be certain until Samsung itself confirms it. (Disclosure, Blass was a from 2005 until 2008.)
Evan Blass
There are glorious images of the forthcoming Galaxy Watch Ultra. The squarish smartwatch looks to feature a gray exterior with orange accents. It also boasts a durable-looking band that recalls the one originally introduced alongside the Apple Watch Ultra. The watch also seems to have eschewed the typical spring pin connector and replaced it with a new system that, once again, recalls Apple’s connector.
Evan Blass
The Galaxy Watch 7 comes in a new olive green colorway, though the design . There’s the same spring pin band connector and alternative gold and silver colorways. That green exterior sure does pop though.
Evan Blass
Images of the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro were also leaked, though there’s some confusion here. While Blass did publish images of two different pairs of earbuds, there’s no branding so it’s impossible to tell which is which. In any event, both of these are stemmed earbuds, with one featuring an open design just like Apple’s entry-level AirPods. It’s likely, though unconfirmed, that the open design represents the standard Buds 3. That leaves the one with the silicone eartips as the Buds 3 Pro.
Samsung hasn’t revealed any of the specs for the above items, though an will be available in a 40-millimeter size, with an unnamed three-nanometer chip powering the whole thing. It'll also allegedly feature a new BioActive Sensor for health metrics and, of course, plenty of AI bells and whistles.
Additionally, the upcoming event should reveal new foldables and the . Samsung will livestream Unpacked on its YouTube channel, main website and Newsroom site at 9AM ET on July 10.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
Console Bang News!