News & Reviews:   Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Malaysia

Samsung recently announced that their Samsung Galaxy Watch5 series can soon track menstrual cycles. As part of their partnership with Natural Cycles, the temperature sensor on the Galaxy Watch5 and Galaxy Watch5 Pro will be used to track users' menstrual cycle.

In this short news, Samsung Malaysia has announced that Samsung fans can now do trade-ins for the Galaxy Watch 5 series. According to the company, the trade-in can be saved up to RM1899, depending on the condition of your device.

In this short news, Samsung Malaysia's latest Galaxy Watch 5 series is apparently still on promotion. Not to say that it's the prices, per se. But more on the rewards that you can get depending on which Galaxy Watch 5 series model. 

As we approach the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event next week, here is some news about the new Samsung Galaxy Watch 5. There are some new leaks from WinFuture with alleged official renders that are quite consistent with previous rumoured news. 

Despite being just a few more days until the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event, the rumours still wouldn't stop appearing. Today, we have a new one saying that the company has a new smartwatch that doesn't aim to compete with the likes of the Apple Watch, but one of the best Garmin watches.

There are already plenty of leaks for the products launching at the next Samsung Unpacked event on 10 August. The Galaxy Watch 5 series is on the list, and we've already known one or two things about the wearables. To take it further, the official-looking HD renders have appeared, showing us all the sizes and colour options.

Samsung is expected to release the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 series in the coming months and this time around, the company may just introduce a ‘Pro’ model of the wearable. This is according to a recent codenames leak of the series.

Samsung’s upcoming wearable, the Galaxy Watch 5 is reportedly getting a ‘thermometer function’ that can accurately measure body temperature without being affected by the wearer’s external environment. This is according to a leak shared by Korea IT News, who also claimed that the smartwatch would be launched in August this year.

The report further elaborated that Samsung has actually been trying to add a thermometer function to its wearables for a while now but faced problems with accuracy. In fact, Apple is also facing the same issue, hence why the Apple Watch is also missing a thermometer function up until today.