Samsung’s Latest Move: Watch‑5 Gets Lightning Speed!
The tech giant Samsung has just handed over its paperwork to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for the Galaxy Watch5 series. Why is this a big deal? Because the new docs hint that the watches will charge faster than ever—no more waiting for the whole night to top them off.
What the FCC is All About
- FCC = Federal Communications Commission
- They’re the watchdog for all things radio and wireless—think: phones, tablets, smartwatches, even the Wi‑Fi that keeps your cat’s video streaming smooth.
- If a device wants to go on the market, it usually needs the FCC’s thumbs‑up.
Why Faster Charging Matters
- Time is precious. Quick start-up means you can power up, power on, and get back to your day faster.
- Longer battery life is a bonus. If the charging is faster, the battery can take less time to stay pumped during those emergency high‑intensity workout sessions or marathon gaming marathons.
- It keeps the gadget in sync with your fast‑paced life—no more “Wait, I’m still charging” moments between meetings.
What Samsung is Pushing
According to the aircraft of data slipped to the FCC, it looks like the Watch5 series is set to upgrade its charging speed. That translates to:
- Charging times that are significantly reduced compared to earlier models.
- Potentially higher power output while still staying within safety guidelines.
- Stay device-ready more often—perfect for those “no‑sleep cleaning schedules” we all secretly wish we could adopt.
Takeaway
So next time you’re tempted to leave your watch on the charging pad while you binge‑watch, remember: Samsung is working to make you spend less time in the charging line and more time living your best smartwatch‑powered life. Stay tuned for the official FCC approval and the full rollout—there’s a faster #GalaxyWatch5 on the horizon that’s ready to keep up with your life’s lightning pace!
Samsung’s Watch5 Line Gets Official FCC Recognition – What It Means for Your Wrist
What’s in the FCC Filing?
- SMR900 – Presumed to be the standard Galaxy Watch5
- SMR910 – A slightly larger sibling of the Watch5
- SMR920 – Likely the premium “Pro” variant
Connectivity: More Than Just a Timer
The documents confirm these smartwatches support Bluetooth Low Energy, 2.4 GHz, and 5 GHz Wi‑Fi. Plus, they’ve got NFC for those contactless payments and quick pairing moments.
Backstage Pass: The EP‑OR900 Wireless Charger
A hidden gem in the filing is the EP‑OR900 charger. Offering 5 V/2 A, it’s a fast‑charging sidekick that keeps the Watch5 family up and ready to roll.
Why Does This Matter?
When the FCC takes a look, it’s basically giving the watch a green light to roam the wireless world safely and legally. For consumers, this means peace of mind that your wrist‑gadget isn’t just pretty on the outside but also meets all the pesky regulatory standards.
Wrap‑Up
Samsung’s Watch5 lineup isn’t just another smartwatch; it’s a fully‑fledged, FCC‑approved powerhouse that’s ready for music, health tracking, and smooth wireless conversations—all while keeping your fingers wired (or, well, wired via NFC).
That works out to 10W fast-charging, which is double of the peak charging speed on the Galaxy Watch4 series (which, in our opinion, is the best smartwatch among Tech Awards 2022 nominees).
It appears that the new Samsung wearables are nearing its official launch, since this isn’t the first detail dropped by the Korean electronics firm in recent times.
Previously, the beta version of Samsung Health revealed that there was no Classic model in its Galaxy Watch5 lineup.
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This article was first published in HardwareZone.
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