The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 could arrive soon, but what will it improve? Here’s what we know so far about Samsung’s next flagship wearable!<\/b>
\nUpdate: July 14, 2021 (12:37 PM ET): We\u2019ve updated the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 hub below with new leaked images and some possible pricing info. Read on for all the latest! Original article: The Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 was among the few smartwatches to challenge the Apple Watch Series 6 in 2020. Now, the Korean company\u2019s flagship wearable is due for an upgrade, likely in the form of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4. See also: The best smartwatches you can buy Samsung has switched up its product naming schemes now and again, skipping numbers or adding errant letters to its smartphones\u2019 titles. We don\u2019t foresee that happening with its Galaxy Watch line, though. As the fourth iteration of its Galaxy smartwatch, we expect the device to be called the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4. We also have become aware of a second variant of the watch, known as the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. The two models will likely see very different designs. See the next section for more on that. We now have leaked renders and even some real-world images of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4. When we saw the first set of renders, we thought they were for the Galaxy Watch Active 4, but now we are almost certain that they are for the mainline Galaxy Watch. The renders suggest we could see two sizes: In addition to the regular Galaxy Watch 4, we also expect to see a different model known as the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. Leaked renders suggest this would be the true follow-up to the Galaxy Watch 3, with a similar design ethos: It\u2019s tricky to tell if this model would feature a rotating bezel, one of the hallmark features of the Galaxy Watch line. It seems very likely, but we\u2019ll need some more information before we can be sure. According to an April report by The Elec, the 40mm Galaxy Watch 4 could feature a 240mAh battery \u2014 a decrease of 7mAh over the similarly sized Galaxy Watch 3. However, a listing by Finnish certification site SGS Fimko (via 91Mobiles) suggests the smaller Galaxy Watch 4\u2019s battery could remain at 247mAh. It will also seemingly support 5W charging. The 44mm Galaxy Watch 4 may gain a 350mAh cell \u2014 10mAh larger than its predecessor. We doubt these minute changes will result in major real-world results. The 3C listing we mentioned earlier also suggests the watches will not be sold with power adaptors. It\u2019s something Samsung has done previously with its smartphones, but could the company really not include chargers with its watches? It could be a move specifically relating to the Chinese edition of the watches. Nevertheless, once the devices pass through another certification agency, we should gain a clearer picture. As for health tracking improvements, Samsung was tipped in January to add blood glucose monitoring to a future smartwatch. The company developed a system last year that uses lasers to detect the chemical composition of the blood. The addition would be a boon for those who have diabetes. Unfortunately, a more recent report suggests Samsung may have abandoned this idea. As for availability, expect the Galaxy Watch 4 to be available to preorder on announcement day, with general sales commencing a few days later. That\u2019s all we know about Samsung\u2019s next flagship smartwatch for now. Be sure to bookmark this Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 hub as we\u2019ll update it with new info regularly!<\/p>\n