Samsung is gearing up to launch its inaugural pair of smart glasses, the Galaxy Glasses (model EB-O200), alongside a new iteration of the Galaxy Watch 9 (model SM-L355). Alongside these releases, the company has also disclosed the battery capacity details for both gadgets. Sources indicate that Samsung may unveil several new devices within the next three to four months.

The Galaxy Glasses smart glasses, in particular, will boast a 245mAh battery. They are designed in a sunglasses style, incorporating an eye-level camera for enhanced functionality. These glasses will operate on the Android XR system, leveraging Gemini to manage AI tasks seamlessly. Additionally, Samsung plans to collaborate with renowned fashion eyewear brands to infuse a touch of style into these tech-savvy glasses.

On the other hand, the Galaxy Watch 9 will be offered in two distinct sizes. The 44mm variant will feature a slightly larger 435mAh battery for extended usage. As for the smartwatch platform, there's speculation that the next-generation model may adopt the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear Elite chip. Alternatively, it could continue to utilize the Exynos W1000 processor or an improved version thereof. The watch is expected to come in both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + cellular network (LTE) variants, catering to a wide range of user preferences.