Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Series Reportedly Receives SafetyKorea Battery Certification

Exciting news for smartwatch enthusiasts!

The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 series is rumored to be in development, with a listing spotted on a certification website in South Korea. This intriguing find showcases the model numbers EB-BL330ABY and BL505ABY, hinting at a potential launch in the near future. While Samsung has kept details under wraps, insiders suggest that we can expect two stunning models: the Galaxy Watch 8 and the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic.

While the recent listing doesn’t unveil the specific battery capacities of these upcoming smartwatches, it certainly isn’t the first time we've caught wind of some tantalizing battery info associated with the Galaxy Watch 8 series.

A recent certification from TUV Rheinland hints that the 44mm Bluetooth version of the standard Galaxy Watch 8 could feature a robust 435mAh battery, along with confirmation of its compliance with safety regulations.

Building on this buzz is a previous appearance of the anticipated Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, identified by the model number SM-L505U in the GSMA database. This aligns perfectly with Samsung’s existing Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Ultra models, maintaining their systematic numbering. Much like its predecessors, the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is rumored to bring back the beloved rotating bezel, adding a classic touch to its modern design.

This wave of reports suggests Samsung is ready to reintroduce the Classic model, filling a gap left by the Galaxy Watch 7 series, which debuted last July without any Classic or Pro variants. Instead, Samsung showcased the standard Galaxy Watch 7 alongside the new Galaxy Watch Ultra, a formidable competitor to the Apple Watch Ultra. Keep your eyes peeled, as the next chapter in Samsung's smartwatch saga promises to be thrilling!