At this point, we pretty much know what to expect from Samsung’s latest line of smartwatches. The Korean tech giant could launch the Galaxy Watch 7 along with an FE (affordable) and Ultra (super-premium and expensive) variant. This is the model arrangement that we expect to see with the new Galaxy Z Fold 6 line. According to a new report, the Galaxy Watch 7 series just got more official certification.
More information about these watches is coming out, and the next Unpacked event is right around the corner. We don’t know the exact date that Unpacked will launch, but we expect it to happen sometime in July. As for the content, we know that Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 lines of phones. There’s also the chance that Samsung will also unveil the Galaxy Buds 3 line of earbuds. Along with that, expect to hear a ton about AI.
The Galaxy Watch 7 series gains BIS certification
Before a device can make it to the shelves, it needs to pass through several types of certifications. According to a new report, these smartwatches gained official BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification. This means that the watch series will be landing in India.
In the certification, we saw four model numbers. These are SM-L300, SM-L305F, SM-L310, and SM-L315F. These are for the standard Galaxy Watch 7. The Ultra and FE versions also received certification. The Ultra model has the model number SM-L705F and the FE has the model number SM-R861.
There was also a Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra support page
As if this information wasn’t damning enough, we just got more information about the more premium Galaxy Watch. The support page for the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra is live. On the page, we also see the SM-L705F model number. The page is pretty barebones, so we’re not seeing any hardware or software information. It’s going to fill out more once the device officially launches.
Information is still coming for these watches. Be sure to read our Galaxy Watch 7 Preview for more details.
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