Original Samsung Galaxy Watch
According to multiple rock-solid sources, we’re less than two months away from the official announcement of a whopping four new high-end Samsung smartphones, including two (very) different Galaxy Note 20 variants, a second-gen Galaxy Fold, and a 5G-enabled Galaxy Z Flip.
That already makes for an unusually crowded (virtual) Unpacked event, which is why you shouldn’t exactly be shocked to hear two other Galaxy products expected to be unveiled soon are now pretty much guaranteed to see daylight early. Namely, sometime in July, although SamMobile‘s undoubtedly reliable tipsters couldn’t share more precise info on the Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds Live launch schedule.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, aka Galaxy Buds Bean
While this most likely means the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live will not come with built-in fitness tracking capabilities or a standalone audio player after all, active noise cancellation is still very much possible. The same goes for a sub-$150 price point that could absolutely crush Apple’s AirPods Pro, as well as the Galaxy Buds+, if the ANC speculation pans out.
Unfortunately, the Galaxy Watch 3 remains completely cloaked in mystery as far as retail pricing goes, which is not what we can say about specs and features. A bunch of things are already out in the open, from the highly anticipated physical rotating bezel comeback to stainless steel and titanium build options, 41 and 45mm case sizes, built-in GPS functionality, Gorilla Glass DX protection, a 5 ATM water resistance rating, and a not-so-impressive battery.
A very interesting tidbit purportedly revealed by SamMobile today concerns the commercial debut of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Buds Live, which is expected to largely coincide with the formal announcement of the Galaxy Note 20, Note 20 Ultra, Fold 2, and Z Flip 5G.
In other words, you should be ready to order these wearable and “hearable” bad boys around August 5… if everything goes according to the company’s current plan. Don’t forget that the coronavirus pandemic can still disrupt this extremely ambitious schedule by holding off the production of various vital components or even entire groundbreaking devices like the Galaxy Fold 2.
