Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Leck -Tipps Smartwatch for 'Squircle' Redesign

Samsung could soon bring the design language of the Galaxy Watch Ultra into its smartwatch in the middle reach, with a new leak indicating that the upcoming Galaxy Watch 8 and 8 Classic will accept the “Squircle” abundance.

The step would mark a significant departure from the purely circular standard models of the last three Galaxy Watch generations. However, it is a form factor with which Samsung has a bit of history – and not only with ultra of last year. The smartwatch fans of the old school fans will remember the “Squircular” gear sport from 2017.

Through poured -out animation files (shown below), according to reports in the early one UI 8 Watch firmware from Android Authority, both rumored models show this mixture of a square body and a round display. It indicates that Samsung could combine his design approach and rejects the pronounced circular look that defined the non-Ultra watches since the Galaxy Watch 4.

While it is naturally unclear in this phase, the leaked images also indicate that the watch 8 has slimmer bezels than the classic model – a pattern that we recently seen with the Galaxy Watch 6 series. This could be due to a potential rotating physical bezel, but at this stage everything is just speculation.

The leaked picture suggests that the clock could have 8 slimmer inserts, while the Watch 8 Classic can be a little thicker (and can have a “quick” button). This is something we saw with the Galaxy Watch 6 and 6 Classic. In addition, it is unclear whether Samsung has retained the rotating bezels on the classic (although there is hope).

Of course, where this leaves the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. A rumor from the last month indicated that the Korean brand prepared a successor for the new flagship device of the past year (and not an 8 classic), although this latest coding suggests the opposite.

Samsung is expected to have his latest goods this summer in this summer pre-covered in mid-July, so that we will not know exactly by then. In the meantime, we will continue to follow the latest leaks and build a clearer picture of what will come.