The latest whispers about the Galaxy Watch 7 getting the feature come from South Korean outlet Pulse (via SamMobile ), and seem to be based on a new Samsung press release that mentions glucose monitoring and wearables working in tandem to help those with diabetes and anyone "interested in pursuing a healthier lifestyle".

According to the Korean language publication Pulse, Samsung could announce blood sugar monitoring for the Galaxy Watch 7, a feature Samsung has discussed for some time. The report comes from a new Samsung press release that mentions the feature, though it never actually refers to the Galaxy Watch 7 by name.

Samsung to launch Galaxy Watch Ultra as advanced successor to Galaxy Watch 7 Pro, alongside more affordable Galaxy Watch FE. The Ultra will feature a

A report suggests Samsung may implement blood sugar monitoring capabilities on the Galaxy Watch 7 later in 2024. Samsung's Hon Pak stated the company is looking to bring blood sugar and diabetes monitoring to its Health ecosystem, alongside hypertension support.

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 only has one real Android watch equivalent: the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, which beats it for battery life but loses for fitness tools. Now that we've tested the Ultra 2, we can only hope the Galaxy Watch 7 Pro or Ultra offers a similar experience.

Two exciting new rumors are calling for the potential integration of groundbreaking blood glucose monitoring technology into this year's Galaxy Watch 7 family and the possible release of a Galaxy Watch Ultra model.

Leaks and rumours have been picking up pace about the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 series. The lineup is expected to comprise of three models compared to two models indicating a shift in strategy. Now, a new report out of South Korea reveals a vital health tracking feature that could make its way into the upcoming

All the same, for instance, Galaxy watches can take blood pressure readings, having performed this for several generations, some of which require calibration with a typical cuff device to ensure that proper measurements ensue.