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Galaxy watch 5 series may have faster wireless charging speed

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 Samsung's upcoming Galaxy watch 5 series may undergo some major hardware upgrades over previous generations. You may have heard that the galaxy watch 5 has a larger built-in battery, but now there is evidence that the smart watch trio can also get faster wireless charging.



The models and connection functions of Galaxy watch 5 duo and Galaxy watch 5 pro (tentative name) have recently been confirmed and reconfirmed by FCC. Considering that the watch 5 lineup may make its debut in less than two months, it is expected.


More importantly, the FCC also tested a new wireless charger and these smart watches. The model of this device is the same as the charger found in RRA last month: er-or900. More importantly, the FCC revealed that it has 10W charging (5V 2a).

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