Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 series leaks in full glory, full specs and pricing revealed ahead of July 9 launch
The sensor suite across the range includes all the essentials, like an accelerometer, gyroscope, geomagnetic sensor, light sensor, ECG, and BIA. The Watch 8 will reportedly come with a silicone sports strap, the Classic includes a hybrid leather-rubber design, while the Ultra is expected to ship with an Extreme Sport Bracelet.Prices in France suggest a slight hike for the Galaxy Watch 8 and Classic, with the Ultra maintaining last year's premium pricing. Galaxy Watch 8 (Bluetooth)40 mm: Euro 379.99 (roughly Rs 38,400)44 mm: Euro 409.99 (roughly Rs 41,400)Galaxy Watch 8 (LTE)40mm: Euro 429.99 (roughly Rs 43,400)44mm: Euro 459.99 (roughly Rs 46,400)Galaxy Watch 8 Classic46mm (Bluetooth): Euro 529.99 (roughly Rs 53,500)46mm (LTE): Euro 579.99 (roughly Rs 58,500)Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025)47mm (LTE): Euro 699.99 (roughly Rs 70,700)The Galaxy Watch 8 series is expected to be announced officially at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9 in New York, alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7.- Ends
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