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SG Watch 4 Classic Live Photos

Although the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4’s release date has not been confirmed, a leaked live picture of the gadget has appeared online, revealing two different finishes.

While fans and enthusiasts around the world await the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event on August 11, 2021, live photos of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic have surfaced online. The Galaxy Watch 4 and the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic, two models in the Galaxy Watch 4 lineup, are expected to debut at the Unpacked event, according to experts. Continue reading to learn more about the leaked Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 picture.

SG Watch 4 Classic Leaks ahead of time, suggested photos and color options

Although the debut of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 has not been confirmed on August 11, a leaked live picture of the gadget has appeared online, indicating the smartwatch’s final form factor. 91Mobiles released a picture of the Samsung Galaxy Watch Classic in two colors: a metallic dial on a black band and a silver dial on a white strap. The Galaxy Watch 4 Classic sports a circular dial and the classic physical bezel, as seen in the image. Two navigation and power on/off buttons are located on the right side of the dial. The display looks to be fairly huge, which corresponds to the sizes seen before on a webpage. The photos are consistent with earlier smartwatch leaks, which revealed a Grey finish in addition to the black and white options. The smartwatch is expected to be available in three sizes this time around.

“Take a tour of your watch,” says the inscription on the right watch, implying that the photograph was shot during the device setup procedure. However, none of the photos show any potential modifications as a result of Google Wear OS integration. For those who missed it at MWC 2021, Samsung and Google announced a cooperation in which both firms revealed a unified wristwatch platform that would benefit from both Samsung’s and Google’s experience. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 might have a new platform aimed at providing a seamless and useful experience for consumers. As a result of the integration, numerous applications previously unavailable on Samsung’s Tizen OS will now be available on the Google Play Store.