A recent leak about the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 not only provided some limited details about the watch itself but also hinted at a potential price hike compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy Watch 5. Currently, the Galaxy Watch 5 is priced at $279, excluding any trade-in credits (which can go up to $130).

The leaked images and information originated from a French outlet, so the prices mentioned are specific to France. On Samsung’s French website, the Galaxy Watch 5 is listed at €299 (approximately $326). In contrast, the new 40mm Galaxy Watch 6 with Bluetooth connectivity is expected to have a retail price of €319.99, a 20 Euro increase. Similarly, the 40mm 4G variant of the Galaxy Watch 6 is anticipated to be priced at €369.99. As for the 44mm models, the Bluetooth version is expected to cost €349.99, while the 4G version may come with a price tag of €399.99. The Classic options, on the other hand, may be priced at €419.99 and €469.99 for the 43mm models, and €449.99 and €499.99 for the largest model, depending on the connectivity type.

These leaked prices suggest that Samsung might introduce a new pricing structure for its latest range of Galaxy watches. It is essential to note, however, that these prices are not official and come from unofficial sources. The leaked information lacks substantial details, and there is a possibility that Samsung may change the prices when officially unveiling the new Galaxy Watch 6.