*Photographed: Galaxy Watch 6
Intro
Galaxy Watch 7 new features
- New Exynos W940 processor — 3 nm, 30% faster
- 36 GB, up from 16 GB
- Galaxy AI features
- 15 W charging, up from 10 W
Table of Contents:
Design & Sizes
Since we expect the Galaxy Watch 7 to be very similar to the Watch 6 from last year, we suppose it will measure around 42.8 x 44.4 x 9mm (1.69 x 1.75 x 0.35in) and weigh about 28.7g (1.0oz) to 33.3g (1.1oz) for the 40mm and 44mm models, respectively.
The bezel around the circular watchface will be touch-sensitive again — the mechanical rotating bezel used to be exclusive to the Watch “Classic” variation before. This year, we suspect it will be reserved for the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra.
Screen sizes are expected to stay at 1.3 inches for the 40mm model and 1.5inches for the 44mm one. AMOLED panels, of course — that is Samsung’s signature MO.
The previous two generations had a 2,000 nit peak brightness — quite visible under the sun. No word on any upgrades here, but we wouldn’t say it’s an area that needs immediate improvements. The rumored Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra will supposedly be able to hit 3,000 nits, though.
For protection, there is little doubt that we will get IP68 certification, just as before, protecting your watch from the elements… and sweat.
Bands
The Galaxy Watch 6 came with a new band-latch mechanism, which was still somehow compatible with older Galaxy Watch bands. So, even if there’s a change this year — Samsung seems to be invested in making Galaxy Watches backwards-compatible with your old bands. Some users definitely love accessorizing and have made huge collections of them!
Software & Features
Galaxy AI on your wrist?
Galaxy Watches have been rocking Wear OS for a while now — Samsung and Google came together, mixed up Tizen with Android, and came out with a smartwatch platform that took the best of both worlds. But you know, Samsung must be Samsung, so the Wear OS on Galaxy Watches has an extra skin on top, called One UI Watch.
So, the software we expect to see here is One UI Watch 6 (which is already in beta) on top of Wear OS 5. Samsung has also hinted at Galaxy AI features for the Watch 7 — no concrete details, but early reports talk about AI-powered sleep insights, workout optimization, and motivation. Truth be told — Samsung Health has been doing a lot of that in the past, so are we looking at an “AI” moniker slapped on top of already existing machine learning algorithms? Is it all the same? Waiting for the reveal…
- A new “Energy Score” will provide daily insights into your overall well-being.
- Galaxy AI will recommend personalized workout routines
- Runners and cyclists can use the “Race” feature to compare their performance on favorite routes
- Detailed “Sleep Score” metrics
- Running performance with features like “Aerobic Threshold (AT) / Anaerobic Threshold (AnT) Heart Rate Zone,”
Battery and Charging
The battery in the Galaxy Watch 7 is reportedly the same size as before — 300mAh (40mm model) and 425mAh (44mm model). However, the Exynos W940 is built on a 3 nm process and is supposedly increasing battery efficiency by up to 50%.
Charging speed will also supposedly increase by 50%, now drawing 15 W, up from 10 W. Probably the new Qi2 charging standard making a mark here?
As in the past, the Galaxy Watch 7 will come in two sizes: 40mm and 44mm. You will also have a choice of cellular-equipped Watch 7 models, so you could go on a run without your smartphone bogging you down.
Hopefully, there will be no price increase (no leaks suggest such). With that in mind, here are the expected Galaxy Watch 7 prices:
- Galaxy Watch 7 (40mm): $299.99 Wi-Fi only; $349.99 Wi-Fi + Cellular
- Galaxy Watch 7 (44mm): $349.99 Wi-Fi only; $379.99 Wi-Fi + Cellular
Specs
Here’s a table of the core Galaxy Watch 7 specs:
Specs | Galaxy Watch 7 |
---|---|
Size and Weight | 40mm: 38.8 x 40.4 x 9mm, 28,7g
44mm: 42.8 x 44.4 x 9mm, 33.3g |
Processor, RAM, Storage | Exynos W940 (3nm), 4GB RAM, 32GB storage |
Software | Wear OS 5 with One UI Watch 6 |
Battery and Charging | 300/425mAh battery capacity 15W wireless charging |
Sensors | Accelerometer, gyro, compass, heart rate, barometer, skin temperature, blood oxygen, altimeter, ECG, geomagnetic, light |
Summary
The Galaxy Watch 7 will have a pretty nice spec bump, but we wouldn’t say you should rush upgrading from a Watch 6. However, it seems to be headed in the right direction, and people that have been holding off on Android smartwatches because they are not-so-great may feel inclined to give it a second look!
We expect the full reveal soon, and we can’t wait to test and review it ourselves!
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