The device could go live with a 572 mAh unit
Samsung is betting big on wearables in the long term, and as it turns out, the company wants to expand its lineup with the addition of new versions of the Galaxy Watch. Let’s be honest about it: the Galaxy Watch, no matter if we’re talking about the standard model or the Classic, is a pretty cool smartwatch, especially as it’s packed with latest-generation features. But on the other hand, the battery life isn’t necessarily the best, and while its main competitor is the Apple Watch, which in some ways offers even worse performance in this regard, it doesn’t even compare to new-generation devices like the Garmin Epix or the Fitbit Sense.
