Samsung Unpacked reveals new folding phones, plus advanced smartwatch monitoring

Speaker 1: This is CNET and here are the stories that matter right now. Samsung held its third unpacked event for the year on Tuesday, showing off two new folding phones. The Z fold three and Z flip three are more durable than their predecessors. According to Samsung with sturdier displays and I P X eight water resistance, the clam shell Z flip three gets a much larger cover screen for enhanced notifications and camera controls as well as two rear cameras and a 120 Hertz [00:00:30] refresh rate on the display. The galaxy Z fold three, which folds out like a tablet offers Spen support and loses the pinhole camera in favor of one embedded under the display. A, the Z flip three starts at a thousand dollars and the fold three starts at $1,800. Both phones are available August 27th in wearables Samsung unveiled the watch four and watch four classic, both running on Google and Samsung's jointly developed wear OS three. The watches add sleep tracking features [00:01:00] like snore detection as well as body composition monitoring to measure muscle mass and hydration. The watch four and watch four classics start at 250 and $350 respectively and ship August 27th. Finally, Samsung showed off the galaxy buds too true wireless ear buds with active noise canceling and ambient sound mode. The buds two are smaller and lighter than the galaxy buds plus, but with a shorter battery life like the other galaxy devices they're [00:01:30] available to pre-order now for $150 and we'll ship on August 27th. Speaker 1: Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.