At Samsung Unpacked 2025, the tech giant revealed the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic, along with new foldables. The smartwatches feature a refined squircle design and run on One UI 8.0 Watch, based on Wear OS 6.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 comes in two sizes—40mm and 44mm—while the Classic version is available in a 46mm model with a rotating bezel and stainless steel body. Both offer premium build with Sapphire glass for durability.
Powering the new watches is the Exynos W1000 chip, promising improved speed and battery efficiency. The Classic variant includes 64GB of storage, whereas the standard model comes with 32GB. All models have 2GB RAM.
Prices start at ₹32,999 for the 40mm Bluetooth version and go up to ₹50,999 for the LTE-enabled Watch 8 Classic. Available color options include Graphite and Silver for Watch 8, and Black and White for the Classic. Pre-orders have begun, with sales launching July 25.
The Watch 8 lineup includes Super AMOLED displays with 3,000 nits brightness and high pixel density for clear visuals. Battery sizes range from 325mAh to 445mAh depending on the model. All variants meet IP68 water resistance and MIL-STD-810H durability standards.
Advanced health features are a major highlight. The Galaxy Watch 8 series integrates Samsung’s BioActive Sensor, offering ECG, heart rate, sleep tracking, stress monitoring, and blood pressure checks. The Classic variant adds a 3D hall sensor for improved accuracy.
With fitness-focused features and stylish upgrades, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 series aims to elevate daily health tracking and connectivity.
