The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 seems to bring the classic back - and it could even make me change from my Garmin

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic was rediscovered
It is shown in a Bluetooth regulation database
With the 2024 series we didn't get a classic model

If we approach the expected start of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 – most likely at July – we will start to get a more comprehensive picture of what is offered, and the latest leak again points to a return to the classic model for the best Samsung watches.

The Xpertpick team (over 9to5google) discovered a device that most likely corresponds to the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic in a Bluetooth regulatory database with the model number SM-L505U. However, the registration gives us no further details about the wearable.

This is not the first time that we have heard that the classic could make a comeback, and in fact these rumors extend back to last year. At the beginning of this month, the same Galaxy Watch 8 Classic model was discovered in another official database.

If you have not followed the Watch starts from Samsung exactly, the classic variation is usually larger, manufactured from better and more expensive and more expensive, compared to the standard smartwatch, the Samsung turns out every year.

Bring it back

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, which was introduced in 2021 (Photo credit: Samsung)

We didn't get a classic model last year, but how our Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic Review will tell you in 2023. In 2022 we have the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro.

Samsung now seems to change classic model publications with Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra and Pro Models alternately. We saw the first ultra -rail in 2024, and we still hope that we could see the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Break cover this year. However, if we receive a classic, the Ultra 2 can be saved for 2026.

Another important feature of the classic models is a physical, rotating bezel that you can use to interact with the watch. It is an input option that often makes more sense than pushing on the screen or pressing buttons, especially under the movements or under difficult weather conditions.

In fact, it is so useful that I could even consider changing from my Garmin instinct 3 – where the work through menus and lists requires a lot of push. I will wait and see what the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic first brings to the table.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 seems to bring the classic back – and it could even make me change from my Garmin

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