Here’s what the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 will likely cost

Galaxy watch 6 prices have leaked and the cost is about what you would probably expect from Samsung. The Galaxy Watch 6 is the next major smartwatch in the company’s lineup, suspected to be unveiled later this year alongside a new set of phones.

It’s rumored to make a return to the non-classic and classic variations that were available on the Galaxy Watch 4 series. In addition to a rotating bezel. According to the leak via SamMobile, there will be four versions of each of the two models. Giving consumers a wide array of different options to choose from. This will include a 40mm and 44mm version of the Galaxy Watch 6. Both in Bluetooth and LTE variations.

For the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, the sizes will be 43mm and 47mm. Also with options for Bluetooth or LTE on both sizes.

The Galaxy Watch 6 will likely have a starting cost of €319

This is about what you could expect from Samsung on its upcoming smartwatch. As it’s about on par with the starting prices for the Galaxy Watch 5 series when they launched in 2022. Albeit a little more expensive.

Last year’s Galaxy Watch 5 started at $279. While this year’s seems to be €319 for the 40mm Bluetooth model of the Galaxy Watch 6. If Samsung sets the price to be the same globally, then the starting cost of the Galaxy Watch 6 in the US should be $319.

For the 40mm LTE model the price is rumored to be €369. Meanwhile the prices for the 44mm Bluetooth and LTE models are €349 and €399. The Bluetooth version of the 43mm Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will start a bit higher at €419. Then go up to €449 for the 47mm. As for the LTE models, the 43mm will be €469 and the 47mm will be €499.

In addition to pricing, the leak also mentions colors. The 40mm Galaxy Watch 6 will come in Graphite and Cream options while the 44mm model will come in Graphite and Silver. The Galaxy Watch 6 Classic will come in Black and Silver for all four versions. Worth keeping in mind is that these prices aren’t official. But if they’re correct then there’s not too much of a deviation from pricing on last year’s models.