A leak reveals the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. It is less in design than the Galaxy Watch 4 we have already seen.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 // Source: Frontroid
Earlier in the week, we had the opportunity to diagnose Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Images, The next watch of the Korean brand. Now, this is another model that talks about him: the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.
Rotating dial and mastered design
As its name suggests, the Galaxy Watch 4 takes on the classic Samsung design codes of the classic, where the Galaxy Watch 4 has to decide a little more. We see the popular rotating dial that has been the DNA of Samsung watches for generations.
We can notice in some pictures a small red accent at the level of the buttons on the side of the clock. Like the Apple Watch, without the 4G, it is a question of differentiating the models fitted with the 4G LTE modem compared to the WiFi models.
Sizes and certificates issued
According to the leaked Android Headlines, the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic will be available in three sizes: 42mm, 44mm and 46mm to suit as many people as possible. Benefit from Gorilla Glass DX or DX + screen protection depending on the watch model.
Additionally, this watch is MIL-STD-810G certified and must be waterproof up to 50 meters (5 atm).
A strong ambition for summer
This watch, like the rest of the Galaxy Watch 4 line, is expected to be released this summer. This is an expected event, because it will be The first watches fitted with the Samsung One UI, A new interface created as a result of the connection between Samsung Tyson and Google Wear OS. This interface was provided to MWC Conference organized by Samsung.
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