As with phones, there is fierce competition in the smart watch market. While companies renew their smart watch models every year, they also bring many new features to these devices. Important information has also started to come from Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6, which will be introduced soon.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 promises more performance
Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy Watch 6 with a new processor. Samsung’s new processor, which will switch to the Exynos W930 instead of the Exynos W920 used in the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5, appeared before the introduction.
The new processor, which appeared with the code Exynos “S5E5515” in the Bluetooth SIG, which is a regulatory body for products equipped with Bluetooth, promises better performance. The processor, which was previously said to be called “W980”, is expected to provide a performance increase of about 10 percent to the Galaxy Watch 6 series.
The leak reveals that the new smartwatch will be compatible with Bluetooth 5.3. The claims that the new processor, which we can not find much information about, is actually only a revision of the W920, has also become quite strong. The fact that the Galaxy Watch 5 also offers Bluetooth 5.3 support strengthens these claims. It is also worth remembering that both processors carry the model number S5E5515.
Samsung is expected to introduce the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic in July along with their new foldable screen smartphones. The smart watch, which is stated to offer better performance with the new Exynos W930 processor, will also attract attention with its Classic version. The Classic model will come with the iconic rotating bezel of the brand’s previous smartwatches.
As the smartwatch market heats up, Samsung plans to take the lead in the race with the Galaxy Watch 6 model. Let’s see how the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 will perform with the new Exynos W930 processor. So what do you think about Samsung smartwatch models and Exynos processors? You can share your views with us in the comments section.
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