There have been a lot of reports in the last few months regarding Samsung introducing a Galaxy Watch FE. It is anticipated that the watch will be reasonably priced and could be a rebranded Galaxy Watch 4 instead of an impending Galaxy Watch 7 model. We learned about the new watch’s possible release date today, and it looks like it will happen much sooner than most people had thought.

On Monday, June 24, the Galaxy Watch FE is expected to be released, according to trustworthy leaker MysterLupin. If this is accurate, it’s a little odd because July 10 is probably when Samsung will host its next Galaxy Unpacked presentation. However, it makes sense for Samsung to provide a more affordable watch first before revealing the additional models.

It is anticipated that Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6 during the likely Galaxy Unpacked event in Paris.

It is anticipated that the Galaxy Watch FE will resemble the Galaxy Watch 4 in 2021. It is said to come in three color options: pink, light blue, and black, and includes an aluminum body with a 1.20-inch Super AMOLED screen. Many anticipate that Samsung will sell the watch for less than $300.

There will likely be two models in the Galaxy Watch 7 lineup this year: a normal model and a new “Ultra” version. It is anticipated that the latter will provide more functionality and durability than the ordinary model, much like the Apple Watch Ultra series. There are also rumors that the face of the Ultra model might revert to being square or rectangular, like in previous Samsung Watch models.

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