‘This is the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, Watch Active 4 does not exist’

Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watch line seems to be smaller than previously thought. Various sources state that the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 4 does not exist. New official renders of the Galaxy Watch 4, which match renders previously linked to the Watch Active 4, confirm rumors of the Active range’s disappearance.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

Samsung is expected to introduce a Galaxy Watch with Wear this summer. It is thereby saying goodbye to the Tizen operating system that Samsung previously used on its Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Watch Active watches.

It is striking that Samsung follows the Watch 4 – Samsung’s upcoming Wear OS watch – only one year after the introduction of the Galaxy Watch 3, because the Galaxy Watch 3 appeared two years after the launch of the OG Galaxy Watch. The tech giant has its reasons for that though, it won’t transfer its old Galaxy watches from Tizen to Wear, so it ‘should’ launch a watch before the Wear OS introduction.

No Galaxy Watch Active 4

When the rumor mill about the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series started, there were still two models, the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch Active 4. Rumormaker OnLeaks – which has proven to be a very reliable source of rumors in recent years – has ended Weekly renders of a watch that he believes hit stores as the Watch Active 4.

It is now known that this information is incorrect. Official renders of the Galaxy Watch 4 owned by 91Mobiles show the same design. Furthermore, among other things, Evan Blass and Ishan Agarwal that a Watch Active 4 does not exist.

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In the official renders, which seem to come directly from Samsung, it can be read that Samsung is using the leaked design on its Galaxy Watch 4. What is striking is that the design of the Galaxy Watch 4 appears to be a hybrid between the previous Galaxy Watch and Galaxy. Watch Active watches. For example, you will not find a rotating screen edge on the Galaxy Watch 4, while the overall design takes many details from the Galaxy Watch 3, such as the connecting elements for the strap.

As with previous generations of Galaxy Watch (Active) watches, the Galaxy Watch 4 contains two physical buttons on the right side and the smartwatch can be charged wirelessly. The watch will also feature 5ATM water resistance, along with a MIL-STD 810G rating and Gorilla Glass DX+ for the Galaxy Watch 4’s display, which can be read on the back of these official Galaxy Watch renders.

Launch Galaxy Watch 4

It is still unknown when Samsung will introduce the Galaxy Watch 4 to the general public. A Samsung event will take place on June 28, which focuses on, among other things, the Galaxy Watch Studio, a tool for developing new watch faces. Whether Samsung will use that event to launch the Galaxy Watch 4 is unknown. If Samsung does not launch the watch at the end of June, it may be launched together with the Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip phones.