Samsung Galaxy Watch FE Support Pages Go Live, Launch Imminent
The official support pages for the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy Watch FE have finally gone live, hinting at an imminent launch of the affordable smartwatch. The Galaxy Watch FE, which has been the subject of numerous leaks and speculations, is set to be a budget-friendly offering from the Korean tech giant.
Recent sightings of the Galaxy Watch FE on FCC listings, along with the Galaxy Watch7 series, have added fuel to the rumors surrounding the smartwatch. The support pages for the new Galaxy Watch have been spotted online in the UK, Latin America, and Europe, confirming the existence of the upcoming device.
The model number for the Galaxy Watch FE is SM-R861, matching the one seen on the FCC listing. However, the support page is notably absent from the Samsung US website, leaving fans eager for more information. While the support page doesn’t provide any details other than the model number, it has sparked discussions about the possible name of the smartwatch.
Speculations suggest that the Galaxy Watch FE could be part of Samsung’s “Fan Edition” range, known for offering more affordable versions of premium products. Alternatively, some believe that the smartwatch might be a rebranded version of the Galaxy Watch4, possibly named the Galaxy Watch4 (2024).
The confirmation of the Galaxy Watch FE moniker in the UAE’s TDRA certification adds weight to the first theory, while the model number similarity to the Galaxy Watch4 fuels the second speculation. However, the decision to name a new product after a three-year-old model remains questionable.
Details about the Galaxy Watch FE or the Galaxy Watch4 (2024) remain scarce, with a potential debut expected at Samsung’s upcoming second Unpacked event in July in Paris, just ahead of the Olympics. Alongside the smartwatch, Samsung is rumored to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold6, Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Watch7 series, Galaxy Watch Ultra (Galaxy Watch X), Galaxy Buds3, and Buds3 Pro. Stay tuned for more updates on Samsung’s latest devices.
