Not as high as we thought.
, which means about US$270 for the basic 40mm Galaxy Watch 5 model or on par with the Watch 4 starting price.Watch 5 Pro 45mm: 559 CAD If correct, this pricing is not that much higher than the respective models of some of their predecessors, while for others it says the same. This, in fact, coincides with the rumor that the Galaxy Watch 5 and Watch 5 Pro models will be priced in the same $250-$380 range as their predecessors, or only a tad above.
We do have a new pricing scheme for the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, though, as now it only has one 45mm model, unlike its predecessor the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic that came in two sizes. with a release towards the last week of the month at prices gravitating towards the $350 mark, plus or minus eighty bucks, depending on the model you are going for.The
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