Samsung is already just about guaranteed to squeeze slightly larger batteries inside the 40 and 44mm Galaxy Watch 6 this year than last year’s 40 and 44mm Galaxy Watch 5.
In the market for one of the best smartwatches around but can’t decide what to spend your hard-earned cash on? If you feel like you can wait a few more months before making your next big purchase, the list of the best Galaxy Watch models money can buy will obviously change pretty radically.
That’s because Samsung presumably plans to release the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Pro at some point near the end of this summer, and although it’s clearly still early days, these next-gen wearable devices are virtually guaranteed to improve on their predecessors in a number of key departments.
One of these is likely the battery life department, which has traditionally been the Achilles‘ heel of most „mainstream“ smartwatches. Last year’s Galaxy Watch 5 and especially the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro have brought huge enhancements to the table in terms of endurance between charges compared to the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic, and according to prematurely revealed information (translated here), the Galaxy Watch 6 could take things further in that area.
