Samsung may introduce the Galaxy Watch 6 with a physical rotating bezel
One of the most loved features of the Galaxy Watch was the rotating bezel. However, the company removed the feature with the Galaxy Watch 5 series. The Galaxy Watch 4 Classic was provided with a rotating bezel. Where Galaxy Watch 5 Pro missed the feature. Some recent pieces of information indicate that the company might introduce the feature again with the Galaxy Watch 6 series.
The Galaxy Watch 6 Pro likely has a physical rotating bezel, according to a rumor. Now that more information is available, it appears that Samsung may introduce a ‘Classic’ model with a rotating bezel to the Galaxy Watch 6 lineup. The batteries for the Galaxy Watch 6 variants have been discovered at GalaxyClub. The Galaxy Watch 6 will be offered in 40mm and 44mm sizes, while the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will be offered in two sizes, 42mm, and 46mm.
The high-end model of the Galaxy Watch 6 model has a substantially smaller battery than the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro
Fresh6 Small is the codename given to the 40mm version of Galaxy Watch 6. Reportedly, it has a 300mAh battery. Whereas the 44mm version features a 425mAh battery. The 44mm version is codenamed Fresh6 Large. The Classic version [42mm] of the watch is codenamed Wise6 Small. It features a 300mAh battery. However, no information about the battery of the big-sized 46mm exists. It is believed that Samsung will release the Galaxy Watch 6 in its “Classic” guise, which will include a physical rotating bezel. Besides this, the higher-end model appears to have a battery capacity significantly smaller than the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro’s 590mAh battery.
Well, things will get clear with time. It is anticipated that the Galaxy Watch 6 will launch later this year. It could be introduced with Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5.
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