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The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra have been making waves in the tech community as they inch closer to their launch. Recently, both watches received the China Compulsory Certification (3C) in China, shedding light on some interesting charging information that contradicts previous reports. While the FCC initially listed the Galaxy Watch 7 with 15W charging support, the 3C testing revealed that a 10W charger was used, hinting at a discrepancy in the charging capabilities.
This discrepancy doesn’t necessarily mean that the FCC was incorrect; rather, it suggests that the 15W charger might be optional for purchase, while the watches could come with a standard 10W charger in the box. The official unveiling of the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra will provide clarity on which charger configuration will be included.
The upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event is highly anticipated, with Samsung set to introduce a range of new products, including two foldables, wireless earbuds, smartwatches, and even a smart ring. Pre-reservations for some of these products may start as early as June 26, adding to the excitement surrounding the event.
For smartwatch enthusiasts, the addition of the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra to Samsung’s Wear OS-powered lineup is a significant development. The 3C certification has raised questions about the charging specifications of these watches, sparking curiosity among consumers waiting for their official release.
As the tech community eagerly awaits the launch of the Galaxy Watch 7 series, the discrepancy in charging information has added an element of intrigue to the upcoming devices. With Samsung poised to unveil its latest offerings at the Galaxy Unpacked event, all eyes are on the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra to see how they stack up against their competitors in the smartwatch market.
