Samsung has just confirmed the names of its upcoming wearable devices, expected to be unveiled on July 22 at its next Unpacked event in London. So, we unsurprisingly have the Galaxy Watch9 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra2, but also the Galaxy Able.
This is rumored to be Samsung’s first pair of clip-on earbuds, previously thought to launch as the Galaxy Buds Able. Now, the “Buds” in the name has been dropped. They are reportedly going to use bone conduction technology to reproduce sound, unlike the Galaxy Buds which have speakers. All of this information comes from the Galaxy Wearable app, which in its latest version has code that mentions these upcoming devices.
According to past rumors, the Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra2 will have similar designs to their predecessors, with the Watch9 possibly still using the Exynos W1000 chipset, while the Watch Ultra2 will go with the new Snapdragon Wear Elite SoC. The latter’s OLED screen is said to have 5,000-nit peak brightness.