Samsung launched Galaxy Watch8’s smartwatch today at his unpacked event made a return after a one -year gap. Both watches experienced a project review and are now similar to the Galaxy Watch Ultra, launched last year, which had a square case around a circular bezel.
The Galaxy Watch8 receives a screen upgrade with a lighter screen, which can have a peak brightness of 3,000 nits compared to 2,000 nits in the Watch7. This allows you to use the smartwatch better in brighter conditions.
The clock retains Exynos W1000 -chip and bioactive sensor, which measures rhythm of rhythm, eKGs and body composition -analysis.
The SmartWatch comes with other functions that Samsung came up with last month, including bedtime guidance, which gives you suggestions for the best time for you to sleep based on previous sleep-following data; Vascular load that measures stress on your vascular system while you sleep and gives you lifestyle suggestions; running coach who exhibits the optimal rhythm for your runs; and an antioxidant index that measures carotenoids – a kind of antioxidants found in vegetables or fruits. Most of these features assume many factors on the health and user health factors to give score and suggestions that may not be very useful in real life.
Both watches arrange one UI 8 -watch based on Wear OS 6. With this software, Google provides Gemini in watches, so you can ask questions without typing. Twins are integrated with Samsung Health, calendar, reminder and clock applications.
While Samsung does not make changes to the Galaxy Watch Ultra, it releases a new Titanium Blue Colorway at $ 650.
The Galaxy Watch8 starts at $ 350, $ 50 more than the previous Gen clock, for the Bluetooth model, and at $ 400 for the LTE model. The new clock comes in 40mm and 44mm sizes in graphite and silver colors. The Galaxy Watch8 Classic is price of $ 500 for the Bluetooth version and $ 550 for the LTE version, and it comes in 46mm size.
Pre -orders for all watches start today, and the devices will be generally available in the United States on 25 July.
