Samsung is preparing to announce the Galaxy Watch 5 line. With a few days to go until the launch event, which will take place on August 10, new renderings of the South Korean giant’s upcoming smartwatches have emerged. The latest images confirm the design and show which colors should hit the market.
The renderings, released by renowned Evan Blass, make it clear that the design chosen by Samsung has not changed much when compared to the look of the Galaxy Watch 4, with circular body and two flattened buttons on the right side.
Still, there are some changes: the Pro version brings a body that wraps around the screen to offer more protection and abandons the famous rotating crown, main highlight of the predecessor Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.
The leak also revealed the possible colors of the South Korean giant’s upcoming smartwatches. Apparently, the Pro model will have a titanium body in black and gray, while its “brother” should hit the market in pink, lilac and black.
As shown in these and other renderings, the Galaxy Watch 5 basically has the face of its predecessor, with circular body and thin-edged screen. The model should also bring two sizes (40 and 44 mm) and alternatives with 4G or just Bluetooth — both of which support Wi-Fi.
On the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, a sapphire glass is expected for increased resistance and a robust 572 mAh battery, which is supposed to offer up to three days of use. In addition, Samsung tends to update the watch software to the WearOS 3.5-based One UI 4.5 interface.
