Samsung’s Galaxy Watches consistently rank among the top smartwatches available, and it appears the next generation of Galaxy Watches is poised for an imminent debut.

SamMobile has spotted a new Samsung wearable listed in the Bluetooth SIG database, carrying the model number SM-L305U. Cross-referencing this with previously leaked information suggests this model represents the 40mm version of the Galaxy Watch 7 with LTE connectivity, designed for the US market.

While the Bluetooth certification confirms that the Galaxy Watch 7 will utilize Bluetooth 5.3 with LE (same as the Galaxy Watch 6), specifics beyond connectivity remain under wraps. However, earlier reports about the Galaxy Watch 7 point to a couple of significant potential upgrades.

Samsung is reportedly set to unveil its first 3nm processor within the Watch 7, delivering an impressive 50% increase in power efficiency over the current Exynos W930 chip. This efficiency gain, even with a potentially similar battery capacity to the Watch 6, could translate to a significant boost in battery life for the Watch 7 — a game-changer for smartwatch users.

Other than that, Samsung could increase the internal storage capacity of the Galaxy Watch 7 to 32GB, double that of the Watch 6’s 16GB.

Following typical Samsung release cycles, the Galaxy Watch 7 might debut alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 at a summer launch event — potentially as early as July.