As Samsung's keynote approaches, we can see some kind of leak practically every day. It is probably the biggest so far back design Galaxy Notes 20 Ultra, who accidentally published the Russian Samsung website. Of course, other products are not left behind, led by the expected smart watches Galaxy Watch 3 we are telling you about they recently brought an article, which discussed some of the new features. Most of these leaks are thanks to a leaker going by the name Evan Blass, who published a list of all versions Galaxy Watch 3 that should go on sale.
Size 41 mm
- bronze steel (Bluetooth and LTE versions)
- silver steel (both Bluetooth and LTE versions)
Size 45 mm
- black steel (Bluetooth and LTE versions)
- silver steel (both Bluetooth and LTE versions)
- black titanium (Bluetooth)
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Perhaps a little oddly, the top titanium version should only be available in Bluetooth. Only time will tell if the leaker is wrong. We also recently wrote that the last unknown u Galaxy Watch 3 is basically just a price tag. Even that is not quite the case now. The most expensive titanium version should cost 599 dollars, i.e. approximately 14 crowns. For the remaining models, the price will start at 200 dollars, i.e. approximately 399 crowns. The price tag of the watch will probably increase significantly, since the previous generation started at 9 dollars. Would you buy a new watch even for such an amount, which will be a bit higher here because of the tax?
The watch looks pretty good, even the specifications, I currently have a Gear S3 Frontier and I'm quite "satisfied". Like everything, this watch also has its own quirks. Due to the price increase, if the watch does not finally support eSIM (but when will it finally be possible to use ONE SAME NUMBER on the mobile phone and on the watch) and will not finally support SamsungPay in the Czech Republic, switching to a new model, if the current watch works for me, too much it doesn't make sense. I think the ones I'm currently using (Gear S3 Frontier) are quite good and still quite good in terms of design. If the eSIM with the same number is on both the mobile phone and the watch + FUNCTIONAL SamsungPay (perhaps instead of the not very usable Bixbi in the Czech Republic, then the transition could be considered.