Categories: NewsTech

LTE versions of Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 and Watch Active 2 are coming soon to Malaysia?

It appears that Samsung Malaysia could soon be introducing its cellular LTE versions of its latest smartwatches for the local market. As tipped by one of our readers, there are 4 new Galaxy Watches that have passed our SIRIM database which offers 3G and 4G support.

Source: SIRIM

According to the listing, there’s the Samsung SM-R825F, R835F, R845F and R855F. All of them support LTE via eSIM and it supports our local 850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, 2100MHz and 2600MHz 4G bands. Based on the model numbers, the certified devices are the Galaxy Watch Active 2 (40mm and 44mm) and Galaxy Watch 3 (41mm and 45mm).

To recap, the Galaxy Watch Active 2 was released last year with the Galaxy Note 10 series and it was priced from RM1,099 for the 44mm Aluminium version during launch. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Watch 3 was just announced with the current Galaxy Note 20 series and it’s priced significantly higher from RM1,699 for the 41mm version.

It isn’t clear how much extra the LTE version of the Galaxy Watches would cost in Malaysia. The current Apple Watch SE 40mm with GPS + Cellular is priced at RM1,449 which is RM250 extra compared to the standard GPS model.

Since the new models uses an eSIM, that also means that you’ll probably need to sign up for a smartwatch plan with a telco to take advantage of its standalone connectivity features. This could include the ability of answering calls from the same mobile number and stream music from your smartwatch without having your smartphone with you.

Thanks @khainiz94 for the tip!

Related reading

Recent Posts

Proton S70 revealed as the official Madani Taxi: A modern makeover for Malaysia’s taxi

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has revealed the Proton S70 1.5T i-GT Premium which was launched…

3 hours ago

Not just for EVs: Malaysian taxis are getting the new JPJePlate

Two years ago, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) introduced the JPJePlate which sets the new…

8 hours ago

Why some ATMs are still charging RM1 for cash withdrawals despite the fee waiver

Effective 1st July 2026, Malaysians can make unlimited ATM cash withdrawals for free at over…

9 hours ago

JomCharge x DBKL turn on new 100kW DC Charger at Kuchai lama

JomCharge x DBKL continue to turn on more street-level EV charging locations in Kuchai Lama…

13 hours ago

Porsche Taycan and Macan EV prices surge in Malaysia: Up to RM410k higher

Porsche has recently updated the price of its EV lineup in Malaysia, and the changes…

1 day ago

TNG eWallet now lets you search SSM company records and download official documents

If you need to verify a Malaysian business or obtain more background information, you can…

1 day ago

This website uses cookies.