According to a report from Korea, the Galaxy Watch 7 series is preparing for a big leap in performance and efficiency thanks to the new Exynos W1000 chipset. The chip is reportedly built on SF3, Samsung’s second-generation 3nm process, and should deliver a big performance boost over the 5nm W930 in the Watch 5.
Rumors show that the South Korean manufacturer is preparing three new smart watch models. These will include affordable (FE), normal and Pro models. In addition, new models will also come with features such as 32GB storage space, blood sugar monitoring and larger storage space.
Let us add that we expect Samsung to introduce the new Galaxy Watch 7 models along with the new Galaxy Z series at the Galaxy Unpacked event to be held around July 10. So what kind of performance do you expect the Exynos W1000 chip to offer?
