The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro would bet on sapphire glass and titanium
We already know more details about the manufacturing materials of Samsung’s expected Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and also some brushstrokes of its design.
In addition to mobile phones, one of the most popular devices among the public are smart watches, and Samsung is one of the favorite companies when it comes to purchasing one of these devices that adorn our wrists so much.
Coinciding with the latest rumours, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro It is emerging as one of the great launches for this year, and according to the latest leaks it seems that it will offer resistant materials but also very expensive.
Specifically, the information has been provided by the leaker Ice Universe who points out that the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro will be marketed with sapphire crystal and with titaniumhighlighting titanium since it is not particularly very common in the smartwatch market.
Galaxy Watch5 ProSapphire glassTitanium
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) May 14, 2022
But about the design, Galaxy Watch5 Pro does not have narrow bezels. Even a bit wide. pic.twitter.com/Q2PyHcZuAM
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) May 14, 2022
When it comes to sapphire glass, you have to go back to 2015’s Huawei Watch to have a consumer-grade device that sports sapphire glass. It is a material that has been seen in some quite expensive watches but now it seems that Samsung wants to bring it to the most common consumer as well.
The benefit of sapphire crystal is that it is scratch proofthus providing excellent durability, especially if we are those people who always equip ourselves with our smart watches when doing extreme sports.
The downside of the matter is that by offering sapphire and titanium glass, it will presumably be a very expensive watch, above the current average, so it would be more aimed at a premium audience.
Also the source has ensured that the bezels of the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro they won’t be particularly thin with which in the end we would be facing a watch that is not very restrained in dimensions.
Reference-computerhoy.com