Samsung plans to release the Galaxy Watch9 series on July 22 alongside new folding phones. This announcement signals a hardware update for Samsung's wearable devices following months of speculation and regulatory documentation.
Certification data confirms model codes and unchanged charging speed ahead of July launch event
The upcoming devices include model codes SM-L3550 and SM-L7150. Industry speculation identifies SM-L3550 as the standard Galaxy Watch9, while SM-L7150 may launch as the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
Certification data reveals a charging speed of 10W for both models. The 10W charging speed remains unchanged from the prior model, confirming that Samsung has not introduced a faster power delivery system for this release.
Samsung appears to be updating its companion software alongside the hardware refresh. Samsung's updated health application adds monitoring tools including Vitals, Heart Health Score, Daily Cardio Load, and Hearing Health capabilities for Android smartphone owners.
The July 22 launch date aligns with rumored plans to unveil the watches during a broader event featuring folding phones. Pricing details remain unconfirmed at this stage.
Source: NotebookCheck
