The model numbers in the filing point suggest we're getting four Galaxy Watch 7 variants: two at the 40 mm case size (one with LTE connectivity and one Wi-Fi only), and two at the 44 mm case size (again, one with LTE connectivity and one Wi-Fi only).

Samsung is all set to host its next Unpacked event on July 10. At the event, the company is rumored to introduce its next-gen foldable smartphones, including the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6. Alongside the new flagship phones,

Talk of Samsung’s next wave of products is ramping up to end the week, thanks to FCC filings for the Galaxy Watch 7 that are now live. In documents, we get a semi-confirmation of the model numbers for Samsung’s next watches,

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Samsung is expected to launch at least three versions of the Galaxy Watch7 at its next Unpacked event in July - the vanilla, the Classic, and the Pro. A cheaper Galaxy Watch FE may join it too, and although it may not be called that, we'll use that name for now, as it's easy to follow.

Samsung is currently offering the Galaxy Watch 6 with a second one for free in a rare BOGO deal on its website.

A big upgrade compared to the 5nm Exynos W930 According to a fresh report coming from Korea, Samsung's Galaxy Watch7 could get the new 3nm Exynos W1000 chipset, which could bring a significant boost in both performance and efficiency.

Buying a Galaxy Watch 6 is never a bad idea, since it’s one of the best smartwatches on the planet. You really can’t go wrong with Samsung’s latest wearables because they offer all of the features you could need,