Samsung has officially unveiled its latest Galaxy Watch8 series in Nepal, featuring a sleeker design, advanced health tracking, and AI-powered voice commands.
Samsung has launched its next-generation smartwatch lineup—the Galaxy Watch8 Series—in the Nepali market, introducing new standards in wearable technology. This latest release prioritizes ease of daily use, advanced health monitoring, and seamless smart connectivity. Designed with a focus on supporting everyday health needs, the Galaxy Watch8 is equipped with an upgraded BioActive Sensor, offering precise health tracking, a slimmer profile, and a brighter display.
A standout feature of the Watch8 series is its integration with Gemini AI, allowing users to control the watch using natural voice commands. Whether it’s sending a message, checking updates from Samsung Health, or starting a workout session, these tasks can now be executed hands-free through voice interaction. According to Samsung, this makes the Galaxy Watch8 a more personalized and intuitive smartwatch experience.
The watch’s design is both stylish and practical. Its lightweight, thinner structure makes it comfortable for all-day wear, while the metal frame and skin-friendly band ensure both durability and comfort. Samsung claims the new series strikes a balance between functionality and aesthetics.
In Nepal, Samsung has released the Galaxy Watch8 Classic starting at Rs. 74,999, while the Galaxy Watch8 (40mm) is priced at Rs. 54,999, and the 44mm variant at Rs. 59,999.
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