Samsung’s Exynos W930 Will Power the Galaxy Watch 6 – Everything We Know So Far
If you’re eagerly waiting for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series, then you might want to know more about the upcoming chipset that would power this watch. As per latest reports, Samsung’s Exynos W930 is the new chipset that will power the Galaxy Watch 6. In this article, we’ll go over everything we know so far about Samsung’s Exynos W930: the name of the new processor for the Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Pro.
Overview
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series is expected to launch in July alongside Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5. The Galaxy Watch 6 series will come with two smartwatches, the Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. Both watches will run on One UI 5 Watch, based on Wear OS 4. However, Samsung’s Exynos W930 is the new chipset that will power these watches, replacing the Exynos W920 that powers the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 4 series.
Exynos W930: What We Know So Far
H1: Exynos W930
H2: Specifications
The Exynos W930 chipset carries model number S5E5515, which is the same as that of the W920.
The Exynos W930 supports Bluetooth v5.3 as well as Wi-Fi with a compatible RF chip.
The chipset supposedly needs an additional RF chip for wireless communication.
H2: Performance
According to a few leaks and reports, the Exynos W930 could provide a performance increase of approximately 10% over its predecessor, the Exynos W920.
It is unclear whether the performance boost is due to a higher clock speed or some other improvement, but both chipsets use the same 5nm manufacturing process.
H2: Release Date
The Exynos W930 chipset has recently been certified by Bluetooth SIG, and Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy Watch 6 series on July 26.
Galaxy Watch 6: What We Know So Far
H1: Galaxy Watch 6
H2: Battery Life
The Galaxy Watch 6 is expected to come with a larger battery capacity as compared to the Galaxy Watch 5 series.
The 40mm variant will have a 300mAh battery, while the 44mm variant will have a 425mAh battery.
H2: Display
The Galaxy Watch 6 will likely feature a slightly larger display than the Watch 5 series with a resolution of 470 x 470 pixels.
H1: Galaxy Watch 6 Classic
H2: Design
The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will have a circular display with a slightly thick bezel.
It is expected to come with physical rotating bezel and available in multiple strap options.
H2: Battery Life
The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic is expected to come in two variants with battery capacities of 300mAh and 425mAh respectively.
Conclusion
With the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series expected to launch soon, all eyes are now on the new Exynos W930 chipset that will power these watches. While not much is known about this new chipset, we can expect it to improve the performance of the Galaxy Watch 6 series by around 10% over its predecessor, the Exynos W920. The Galaxy Watch 6 will come with a larger battery capacity and feature a slightly larger display, while the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will have a physical rotating bezel and come with a circular display with a slightly thick bezel.
FAQ
H3: What is the Exynos W930?
The Exynos W930 is a new chipset that will power the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series, replacing the Exynos W920 that powers the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 4 series.
H3: When is the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series expected to launch?
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series is expected to launch on July 26.
H3: What is the expected battery life of the Galaxy Watch 6 series?
The 40mm variant of the Galaxy Watch 6 will have a 300mAh battery, while the 44mm variant will have a 425mAh battery. The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will come in two variants with battery capacities of 300mAh and 425mAh respectively.
H3: Will the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic feature a physical rotating bezel?
Yes, the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will feature a physical rotating bezel.
H3: What will be the display resolution of the Galaxy Watch 6?
The Galaxy Watch 6 likely feature a display of 470 x 470 pixels resolution, slightly larger than the Watch 5 series.