. Samsung is expected to hold its Galaxy Unpacked event next month to unveil new foldables and flagship smartwatches. So far, upcoming devices such as the Galaxy Z Flip 7, Z Flip 7 FE, Z Fold 7, Watch 8, and Watch 8 Classic have bagged multiple certifications across different countries. Now, in a new development, the Korean editions of the new foldables have emerged in the database of the country’s SafetyKorea certification. At the same time, the new smartwatches have bagged approval from the GCF authority. Continue reading to know the details that have emerged through these listings.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, Galaxy Z Fold 7 SafetyKorea certified
- As can be seen in the screenshots above, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 (SM-F766N) and Galaxy Z Fold 7 (SM-F966N) have received approval from the SafetyKorea body in South Korea.
- For those who are unaware, SafetyKorea certification, also known as KC certification, is a mandatory mark ensuring products meet South Korea’s safety, health, and environmental standards for market access.
- It should also be noted that the letter “N” in the above-mentioned model numbers confirms that they are South Korean variants.
Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic GCF certified
- Reports have revealed that model numbers SM-L335F and SM-L505F belong to the Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 8 Classic, respectively.
- The above screenshots confirm that these smartwatches have received approval from the GCF authority.
- These listings do not have any information about their specifications.
Samsung’s upcoming power bank bags UL Demko certification
- The UL Demko certification reveals that Samsung’s upcoming power bank with the EB-P3910 model number is packed with a battery with 11.40V, 3.2Ah capacity, and 36.48Wh energy.
- It supports input charging at 5V/9V (3A, up to 27W) or 15V (2.66A, ~39.9W); and delivers output power at 5V/9V (3A, up to 27W) or 15V (2.6A, ~39W).
While Samsung has started teasing the arrival of the new foldables, it is yet to confirm the launch date. Likely, the next Galaxy Unpacked event will be held on July 10, same as last year.
