Photos: A first look at the Samsung Galaxy Watch3

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Photos: A first look at the Samsung Galaxy Watch3

By Teena Maddox August 6, 2020, 6:33 AM PDT

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Galaxy Watch3

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Galaxy Watch3

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch3 is the third generation of Galaxy smartwatches, with the first Galaxy Watch debuting in 2018. The Galaxy watches are popular because the devices have a traditional watch appearance, but offer all of the functionality of a smartwatch, including health and fitness features, contactless payment and mobile apps.

Samsung unveiled this new smartwatch at Galaxy Unpacked on Wednesday, August 5 during an all-digital livestream from Korea.

The 45mm version will start at $429.99 for a Bluetooth version. The 41mm version will start at $399.99 for a Bluetooth version. The Galaxy Watch3 LTE will also come in 41mm and 45mm sizes, and those will start at $449.99 and $479.99, respectively.

Galaxy Watch3 Bluetooth and LTE will be available beginning August 6.

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Photos: A first look at the Samsung Galaxy Watch3

Galaxy Watch3 in 41mm

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Galaxy Watch3 in 41mm

The Galaxy Watch 3 in 41mm in Mystic Bronze.

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Galaxy Watch3 in Mystic Black

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Galaxy Watch3 in Mystic Black

The Galaxy Watch3 in Mystic Black in the 45mm size.

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The 45mm size of the Galaxy Watch3.

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Galaxy Watch3 in Mystic Black

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Galaxy Watch3 in Mystic Black

Another view of the 45mm Galaxy Watch3.

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The Galaxy Watch3 in glamorous use.

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Mystic Black Galaxy Watch3

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Mystic Black Galaxy Watch3

The 45mm version of the Galaxy Watch3.

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Close-up of the Galaxy Watch3

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Close-up of the Galaxy Watch3

The Galaxy Watch3 in both sizes.

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Mystic Black

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Mystic Black

The Mystic Black Galaxy Watch3.

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Mystic Bronze

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Mystic Bronze

The Mystic Bronze Galaxy Watch3.

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Galaxy Watch3 and Galaxy Buds Live

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Galaxy Watch3 and Galaxy Buds Live

Samsung also unveiled Galaxy Buds Live at Galaxy Unpacked on August 5.

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Galaxy Watch3 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

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Galaxy Watch3 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

The Galaxy Watch3 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, which were both unveiled at Galaxy Unpacked on August 5.

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Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and the Galaxy Watch3

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Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and the Galaxy Watch3

The Galaxy Watch3 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra can powershare–the watch can charge if the back is laid on the back of the phone.

Also see: Samsung Galaxy Watch3: Everything you need to know

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By Teena Maddox

Teena Maddox is a VP at Brodeur Partners. She is a former Associate Managing Editor at TechRepublic. Teena's lifelong journalism career has included writing on staff for publications including People magazine, W magazine and Women's Wear Daily.

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