A leak has revealed new specs for Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, suggesting a thinner design and a brighter display compared to its predecessor.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is rumored to have a thinner design and a brighter display than the previous model, according to the same leak.
The leak reportedly claims that the display brightness will reach 5,000 nits, and the watch will carry an IP69K rating for dust and water resistance.
Leaked renders of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 have reportedly confirmed the upgraded specs, with the latest image leak emerging two days before its launch.
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The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is confirmed to feature a specialized design tailored for diving, marking a new direction for the flagship series. Samsung is set to officially announce both the Galaxy Watch 9 and the Ultra 2 today, with full pricing and specification details becoming available alongside the launch.
New reports clarify that the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will specifically feature a dive watch design. Additionally, full specifications and pricing details for the device have surfaced ahead of its launch, alongside the announcement of the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
New reports confirm that the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will feature five years of software updates, marking it as one of the first watches to run the Snapdragon Wear Elite OS with this level of support. Additionally, latest leaks suggest the device will be marketed as a dedicated dive watch, with full pricing and specifications expected to be disclosed during today's official announcement.
New reports reveal that the Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will be a dive watch, while both the Galaxy Watch 9 and Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 are set to receive five years of software updates, marking a first for Snapdragon Wear Elite OS devices. Additionally, the Galaxy Watch 9 is expected to launch in 40mm and 44mm sizes, featuring the new Snapdragon Wear Elite chip.
