The Samsung Galaxy Watch5 is expected to arrive in August or September. Samsung hasn’t divulged anything about it yet, but we already know that the smartwatch will come in two sizes and will contain slightly larger batteries than its predecessor. And while we await an official word from Samsung about the Galaxy Watch5, its wireless charger has been certified by South Korea’s National Radio Research Agency (RRA), bringing it one step closer to launch.
The filing on the certification authority’s website does not reveal the charging speed of the wireless charger, but it does tell us that the charger has the model designation EP-OR900, which matches the battery of the 40mm Galaxy Watch5 model with model code EB -BR900ABY.
Samsung Galaxy Watch4 with its charger
The 40mm version of the Galaxy Watch5 will come with a 276mAh battery and the 44mm model with a 397mAh cell (EB-BR910ABY). This is a 29mAh and 36mAh upgrade over the 40mm and 44mm variants of the Galaxy Watch4, respectively.
More details about the Samsung Galaxy Watch5 are likely to surface as we get closer to its expected launch in the third quarter of 2022.
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