Samsung’s next Galaxy Watch 5 series has received new renderings.
The leaked photographs look to represent a thorough database of the colour options of the smartwatches.
On August 10, the Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro will be released.
Samsung’s latest wearables will not be announced for another week, giving leaks and speculations about the future smartwatches plenty of time to ruin what the firm has in store for consumers. The most recent leak purports to provide the whole colour palette of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro.
Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro render
Evan Blass(opens in new tab), a prolific leaker, is at it again after disclosing a 3D rotating view of the smartwatches via 91mobiles a few weeks ago. The fresh leak reveals a total of five distinct hues that the Galaxy Watch 5 will most likely be available in, and they’re very similar to Blass’ prior disclosure.
The regular model will allegedly be available in black, pink gold, and a Bora Purple colour that appears to be becoming more popular in Samsung’s recent devices, including the Galaxy S22 series. Meanwhile, the Pro model is expected to be available in black and grey.
There won’t be much difference in design between Samsung’s next contender to the finest Android smartwatches. Both models appear to have inherited their predecessors’ look.
There are a few outliers, such as Samsung removing the rotating bezel from the Watch 5 Pro, which is said to be the replacement for the famous Classic model.
The Pro model is also believed to have much-improved battery life, with new reports stating that it can go up to three days on a single charge. According to previous reports, the next wearables would cost somewhat more than the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series.
We won’t know anything formal until August 10, when Samsung conducts its second Galaxy Unpacked event, when the firm will also unveil its next foldable phones and premium earphones.
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