Recent reports suggest that Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Watch 7 series will include three models: the standard Galaxy Watch 7, the Galaxy Watch 7 Classic, and the high-end Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra. The Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra has been identified in various databases, with model numbers SM-L705U, SM-L705N and SM-L705F representing the US, South Korean and international versions respectively. According to Android Headlines, it looks like Samsung will no longer be using the Watch 7 Pro name and may opt for “Galaxy Watch Ultra” instead, if the AH database reports are accurate.
Blood glucose monitoring on the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra
The Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra is rumored to have the long-awaited blood glucose monitoring feature. Samsung and Apple have long sought to offer users, especially those with diabetes, a more convenient way to monitor their blood sugar levels without the need for invasive finger-prick tests.
Samsung Digital Health Head Hong Park recently met with the Samsung Health app advisory board at the Samsung Medical Center in Seoul to discuss the future of the digital health industry and the role of wearable devices. Samsung emphasized the importance of improving health monitoring with artificial intelligence, focusing on areas such as diabetes, blood sugar monitoring, arrhythmia and hypertension.
Galaxy Watch 7 FE: A more affordable option
In addition to the main Galaxy Watch 7 series, Samsung will also introduce the Galaxy Watch 7 FE (Fan Edition) model. The Galaxy Watch 7 FE will have model numbers SM-R866F, SM-R866U and SM-R866N for different regional versions.
The Galaxy Watch 7 FE is expected to be a more budget-friendly option in the Galaxy Watch 7 line, allowing users to access Samsung's ecosystem of wearables at a more affordable price.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 series, especially the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra, looks like a promising addition to the company's range of wearable devices. The potential for blood glucose monitoring in the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra could have a significant impact on users with diabetes, offering a convenient and non-invasive method of tracking blood sugar levels.
