Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Might Miss Out On This Popular Feature

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Might Miss Out On This Popular Feature

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that reports have emerged about Samsung possibly killing off the rotating bezel in its Galaxy Watch 5. Rumors earlier this year also suggested that the company might ditch the rotating bezel to reduce the number of moving parts in its watches. As expected, the report wasn’t received too kindly by potential buyers. The mechanical rotating bezel has been an integral part of Samsung’s smartwatch lineup for several years and has become synonymous with the company’s Galaxy Watch line. As a result, most buyers expect it to be part of the package when buying a top-end Galaxy Watch.

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The rotating bezel not only injects an impressive mechanical and old-fashioned feel into an essentially new-age gadget but is also an intuitive method of navigating the user interface. While there’s nothing wrong with touchscreen-based navigation, having the ring to swipe through menus and options just feels more satisfying. It is also one of the significant design flourishes that distinguish Galaxy Watches from their competitors, so not seeing it in the next-gen Galaxy Watch could be disappointing for many long-time Samsung Galaxy Watch users wanting to upgrade to the new model.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Might Miss Out On This Popular Feature

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that reports have emerged about Samsung possibly killing off the rotating bezel in its Galaxy Watch 5. Rumors earlier this year also suggested that the company might ditch the rotating bezel to reduce the number of moving parts in its watches. As expected, the report wasn’t received too kindly by potential buyers. The mechanical rotating bezel has been an integral part of Samsung’s smartwatch lineup for several years and has become synonymous with the company’s Galaxy Watch line. As a result, most buyers expect it to be part of the package when buying a top-end Galaxy Watch.

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The rotating bezel not only injects an impressive mechanical and old-fashioned feel into an essentially new-age gadget but is also an intuitive method of navigating the user interface. While there’s nothing wrong with touchscreen-based navigation, having the ring to swipe through menus and options just feels more satisfying. It is also one of the significant design flourishes that distinguish Galaxy Watches from their competitors, so not seeing it in the next-gen Galaxy Watch could be disappointing for many long-time Samsung Galaxy Watch users wanting to upgrade to the new model.

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Source: Ice Universe/Twitter

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