First Galaxy Watch FE Empowers Even More Users with Samsung’s Advanced Health Monitoring Technology

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Galaxy Watch FE offers holistic health insights & connected Galaxy experiences with stylish design

 

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. has announced the release of Galaxy Watch FE, a new addition to the Samsung smartwatch line-up designed to extend the company’s advanced and holistic wellness experience to even more users.

 

Incorporating the ground-breaking hardware performance and advanced health and fitness monitoring features of Galaxy Watch, the Galaxy Watch FE features a stylish and durable design. This new smartwatch is ideal for those looking to begin their journey to improve their overall wellness with comprehensive insights.

 

“At Samsung, we strive to bring health and fitness monitoring capabilities to as many people around the world as possible, helping them to make the changes needed to improve their wellness daily and help them reach their goals,” said Junho Park, VP and Head of the Galaxy Ecosystem Product Planning Team, Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics. “We’re excited to add the new Galaxy Watch FE to our wearables portfolio, offering more people access to personalised health insights that empower them to be motivated and stay healthier day and night.”

 

Style and Durability that Powers Everyday Wellness


The Galaxy Watch FE, available in a size of 40mm, offers a refreshed look and feel based on the iconic design of the Galaxy Watch series. It comes in two colours: Black and Pink Gold – with new watch bands featuring distinct blue and orange stitching, enhancing the design and providing a stylish device that complements any look.

 

In addition, Galaxy Watch FE offers a variety of new watch faces that allow users to customise their watch, while the one-click band also makes it easy to switch the band to mix and match to meet their style. Galaxy Watch FE features a Sapphire Crystal glass, offering superior durability, which provides users with protection against scratches during day-to-day use.



 

Making Every Day Healthier and More Motivated


Equipped with Samsung’s advanced BioActive Sensor, Galaxy Watch FE provides an array of powerful fitness and wellness functions that deliver personalised and actionable tips around the clock. To support better sleep for a good start to each day, Galaxy Watch FE offers a variety of advanced sleep features, from monitoring sleep patterns to sleep coaching and helping to create a sleep-friendly environment. Plus, users can get deeper understanding of their heart health by monitoring Blood Pressure and ECG.

 

Users can track more than 100 different workouts along with their progress right from their wrist. For runners, advanced running analysis helps users to not only analyse overall performance and maximise efficiency, but it can also provide insights and guidance to help prevent injury so they can keep moving toward their goals. For a more optimal running experience, Personalised Heart Rate Zone helps users to set their own goals based on their physical capabilities.

 

Galaxy Watch FE helps users achieve their health goals and stay motivated. Body Composition provides comprehensive body and fitness data as indicators to track progress. In addition, users can receive motivational messages throughout their wellness journey to keep improving.

 

Experiences Powered by the Galaxy Ecosystem


As with every Galaxy Watch series, the FE offers seamless connected experiences between Samsung Galaxy devices. Users can quickly and easily locate their phone when disconnected from their Watch with Find My Phone. Remotely control your connected Samsung smartphone camera with Camera Controller to switch mode, change angle or zoom right from the wrist. Galaxy Watch FE supports Samsung Wallet, meaning users can pay for purchases as well as access identification cards such as driver’s license or student ID on their smartwatch for a truly all-in-one digital wallet.

 

Availability


The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE will be available globally from this June. To learn more about the Galaxy Watch FE, please visit: www.samsungmobilepress.com, news.samsung.com/global or www.samsung.com/galaxy-watch.

 

 

Galaxy Watch FE

Material & Colour

Aluminium case: Black, Pink Gold

Dimensions & Weight

39.3 x 40.4 x 9.8mm / 26.6g

Display

1.2-inch, 396x396, Super AMOLED, Full Colour Always On Display

Processor

Exynos W920 Dual Core 1.18GHz

Memory & Storage

1.5GB memory + 16GB storage

Battery (typical)

247mAh: WPC-based wireless charging

OS

Wear OS Powered by Samsung

UI

One UI 5 Watch

Sensors

Samsung BioActive Sensor (Optical Heart Rate + Electrical Heart + Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis), Accelerometer, Barometer, Gyro Sensor, Geomagnetic Sensor, Light Sensor

Connectivity

Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n 2.4+5GHz, NFC, GPS/Glonass/Beidou/Galileo

Durability

5ATM + IP68/ MIL-STD-810H

Compatibility

Android 11.0 or higher and with more than 1.5GB of memory

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