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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Watch to have a titanium variant

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Ro 20 May 2020

Samsung Tizen Smart wearables Rumors

According to a new report from today, Samsung wants to enter into the ultra-premium segment of the smartwatch game by offering a titanium version of its upcoming smartwatch.

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Watch to have a titanium variant

The titanium variant of the smartwatch, possibly a successor to the Galaxy Watch will be quite pricey according to SamMobile but no specific figures are mentioned.

The benefits of titanium? Well, it's usually better-looking but more importantly, it's super durable and lightweight at the same time. With titanium, Samsung can also go head to head with Apple's titanium alteration of its Apple Watch.

Anyway, as per previous reports, the new lineup will come with 8GB of internal storage, no matter the chassis material, and will upgrade the battery to 330mAh. Also, Samsung might bring back the physical rotating bezel. We'll be on the lookout for more information about it.

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  • Anonymous
  • KGU
  • 24 May 2020

That's why I kept my samsung s3 frontier till now because of that feature.

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  • Johnny
  • kgB
  • 22 May 2020

I've given up on waiting for the Galaxy Watch 2. Rumors first said Aug 2019, then it was November. Then for sure the 1st Qtr 2020. Now a new "maybe" date. Its a shame because they had such a great start with hands down the best smartwatch. I wonde...

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  • Bob
  • IV8
  • 22 May 2020

Seriously I have no idea who would want to pay a premium for a smartwatch. First and foremost changing the battery is freaking hard and even then after a couple of years it will be obsolete therefore no one will wants to buy or use it any further for...

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