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Samsung will most likely announce a new lineup of smartwatches this year. This will come in the form of the Galaxy Watch 7. Previous reports have suggested that the smartwatch could come in three variants. Now a new report from SamMobile claims that Samsung could also be bumping the memory of the Galaxy Watch 7.
The memory on our smartwatches are quite limited. This isn’t really a problem unless you download a lot of apps or songs to your device. But if you’re using it mostly to track notifications and your fitness activities, it’s not an issue. For those who wish for more memory, SamMobile reports that the Galaxy Watch 7 could see its base memory doubled from 16GB to 32GB.
This isn’t a huge increase and is a far cry from our phones, but it should be more than enough if you like downloading a lot of songs for offline listening, apps, or additional watch faces. Previous reports have also claimed that the smartwatch will be more energy efficient, thanks to the use of the new 3nm chipset, and could also come with more advanced features.
The new Galaxy Watch 7 lineup will most likely be announced at the next Samsung Unpacked event. It is rumored to take place in July where it could be announced alongside the new foldables. The event hasn’t been confirmed yet so take it with a grain of salt.
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