I would like to ask about website links

If titles, specs, and meta data are different, you're fine. Google focuses more on unique intent and structure now. Just make sure each page answers a slightly different user query and you won’t get hit for duplicate content.
 
Thank you, I changed the text content in the product and will observe it. Thank you very much for your answer.
 
Just Ensure internal linking and content flow feel natural to users, not just to search engines.
 
I would like to ask about website links

A product on my website has seven specifications. I made seven links. The title, specification, weight, meta description, and specification keywords are all different. The other content, pictures, and videos are the same. Will Google consider it as duplicate content? The link is below.

For example:

BTS100 Tree Spade Attachment for Skid Steer / Excavator / Wheel Loader | 1100kg Hydraulic Transplanter

BTS80 Tree Spade Attachment for Skid Steer / Excavator / Wheel Loader | 1050kg Hydraulic Transplanter

The link is like this

bts100-tree-spade-attachment-for-skid-steer-/-excavator-/-wheel-loader--1100kg-hydraulic-transplanter

bts80-tree-spade-attachment-for-skid-steer-/-excavator-/-wheel-loader--1050kg-hydraulic-transplanter
Yes, Google may flag it as duplicate content if most of the page elements (images, layout, body text) are identical. Changing only titles and specs isn't always enough. Add unique content per page—like use-case scenarios, reviews, or comparison notes to avoid thin or duplicate content issues.
 
Google may treat similar pages as duplicate content, affecting rankings. Use canonical tags to signal the preferred version and consolidate SEO value. Consider unique descriptions and slight content variations to differentiate each page.
 
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