Upcoming smartwatch and GPS watch releases — confirmed launches, credible rumours, and cycle-based projections.
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Korean regulatory filings (Nov 2025) and Garmin website leaks (Dec 2025) pointed to an early 2026 launch, but the vivosmart 6 has not appeared as of March 2026. The device remains on Garmin's rumoured roadmap for 2026 with built-in GPS expected as a first-ever feature for the line. No official announcement has been made.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~343-day historical release cycle.
The Galaxy Watch 9 is expected to launch alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8 in summer 2026, featuring Snapdragon Wear Elite chip for 30% better battery efficiency and enhanced Galaxy AI health features. Notably, Samsung is dropping the Classic variant — the Watch 9 lineup will consist of just two models: the standard Watch 9 and the premium Watch Ultra 2.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~366-day historical release cycle.
Garmin's CEO Cliff Pemble signalled 'stronger performance in the back half of 2026 due to timing of product launches' and 'a significant number of new product introductions' in outdoor. Multiple Garmin-tracking sites expect a Fenix 9 in August–September 2026, consistent with the prior August 2024 Fenix 8 launch cycle.
The Series 12 is rumoured to introduce sleep apnea expansion, a new chip, and potentially blood glucose sensing — launching alongside iPhone 18.
The Ultra 4 is strongly rumoured for September 2026 alongside Series 12 and iPhone 18. Multiple supply-chain sources and analysts in early 2026 point to a ~15% thinner titanium case, Touch ID integrated into the side button or crown, a new T8320 processor, doubled sensor components for future health features, and an OLED display retained. Pricing is expected to remain around $799–$899.
Google officially confirmed in October 2025 that new Fitbit tracker hardware is coming in 2026. The Charge 7 is widely expected as the leading candidate, though no specific launch date or specs have been given.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~873-day historical release cycle.
The Pixel Watch 5 is expected to feature a Tensor-based watch chip for deeper on-device AI, improved battery, and further Fitbit health feature integration — launching alongside Pixel 11.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~394-day historical release cycle.
COROS has not confirmed a Vertix 3. Given the age of the Vertix 2 line, a successor with improved multi-band satellite systems and health sensors is likely.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1095-day historical release cycle.
No Vantage V4 has been announced. Based on the 3-year V2-to-V3 cycle, a successor could appear in 2026 with improved GPS accuracy and extended health sensors.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1063-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~601-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~365-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~806-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~806-day historical release cycle.
Apple typically refreshes the SE line every 2–3 years. An SE 4 is likely in 2027 with modest spec bumps and the S10 chip.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1098-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~746-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~848-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~800-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~884-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1126-day historical release cycle.
No announcement yet. Projected from a ~1345-day historical release cycle.