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Another round of leaks has revealed new details about Samsung’s upcoming smartwatches. Two insiders have published information about the Galaxy Watch9 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra2, which will be Samsung’s answer to the Apple Watch Ultra 2. The new details reveal the colors, case sizes, and connectivity options for the devices.
First, an exclusive report with a complete list of models appeared, and later a series of renders was published online, providing a detailed look at the design of the upcoming devices. Both leaks generally match, but the renders reveal one difference regarding color options.
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If the published information is accurate, the lineup will look like this:
- The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 will be available only in a version with an LTE module and will not have a Bluetooth-only variant. It will be available in Titanium Gray and Titanium Silver
- The Galaxy Watch9 with a 40mm case will be available in Cream and Graphite
- The Galaxy Watch9 with a 44 mm case will be available in Silver and Graphite.
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Thus, the Cream color will be exclusive to the 40 mm version of the Galaxy Watch9, while Silver will only be available in the 44 mm case. The Galaxy Watch9 is rumored to be released in both Bluetooth and LTE versions. Interestingly, the renders show a green model, although another insider, for some reason, did not mention this version among the available color options.
The renders also suggest that the Galaxy Watch9’s design will be nearly identical to last year’s model, including the placement of the sensors. Therefore, those expecting a major update should lower their expectations. The main changes will take place inside the device, as Samsung has already confirmed the use of a Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear Elite processor instead of the previous Exynos chip.
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This is also consistent with earlier leaks of certification documents, which indicated no changes in charging speed. It appears that this year’s major innovations will be primarily software-related rather than hardware-related.
Last year’s Galaxy Watch models received positive reviews for their comfort and build quality, so the foundation for the new generation is already quite strong. The confirmed switch to a new processor also appears to be a significant upgrade, even if it cannot be assessed visually.
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