Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series has reportedly been spotted on the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) certification database. The wearables are expected to be unveiled soon. The FCC database showed the model number, SM-R900, SM-R910, and SM-R920, of the upcoming Galaxy Watches. The database also hints that the upcoming Galaxy Watch 5 series will likely support 10W wireless charging.
As per a recent report by MySmartPrice, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series has been spotted on the FCC certification website with model numbers SM-R900, SM-R910, and SM-R920. The SM-R910 is the 44mm variant and the SM-R900 is the 40mm version of the Galaxy Watch 5. Whereas, SM-R920 is the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro.
The listing reportedly indicates that the wearables from Samsung will come with 10W wireless charging. Certain key features of the upcoming smartwatches are also confirmed by the listing. To begin, the Galaxy Watch 5 will support both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, as well as Bluetooth. The Watch 5 will also have NFC. However, as per the listing, this may not be available on all Galaxy Watch 5 models and only select models may feature this capability.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 is reported to land in August. Samsung hasn’t disclosed any details about the watch 5, but we know the smartwatch will be available in two sizes- 40mm and 44mm. Also, to our disappointment, there is going to be no classic model this year. The company has replaced it with a “Pro” model.
According to previous reports, the Galaxy Watch 5 40mm version will sport a 276mAh battery. On the contrary, the larger 44mm model will come with a 397mAh battery. The upcoming watches are also expected to carry Titanium and Sapphire build.
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