Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 leaks in full, revealing a familiar design [Gallery]
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– Leaked renders of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 were shared by Evan Blass via his “Leakmail” newsletter, two months after he announced his retirement from leaking.
– The design is very similar to its predecessor, with minor changes including numbers along the bezel, a smaller orange button accent, and updated band with an “Ultra” wordmark.
– The two colorways shown are a dark case with a blue tint paired with a dark grey band, and a lighter gray case with a green band.
– No additional information was provided in the leak, and any significant differences are expected to be internal hardware upgrades.
– The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected to launch next month alongside new foldable devices.
Evan Blass is back at it again. Just two months after declaring his retirement from the leak scene, the prolific tipster has resurfaced with a new batch of renders for the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, shared via his “Leakmail” newsletter. The images arrive on the heels of yesterday’s Galaxy Watch 9 leak and offer a clear look at Samsung’s next premium smartwatch.
The seven renders show the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 in two colorways, and the design is remarkably familiar. For anyone hoping for a dramatic overhaul, the changes are subtle at best. The bezel now features numbers running along its edge, a small but noticeable shift. The orange accent on the action button has been reduced to a thinner ring, while the two additional buttons have lost their accent colors entirely. There is also more spacing between the buttons than on the previous model.
The most obvious update comes with the bands. The strap design has been refreshed and now includes an “Ultra” wordmark, a branding touch the original lacked. Beyond that, the silhouette remains virtually unchanged.
Blass did not provide any internal specifications or performance details with the leak. Given the cosmetic similarities, it is reasonable to assume that any major generational improvements will be hidden under the hood, such as a faster chipset, enhanced battery life, or upgraded sensors. Minor dimension tweaks are also possible but not confirmed.
As for the colors, one variant features a dark case with a subtle blue tint paired with a dark grey band. The other opts for a lighter gray case with a green band. Both retain the signature orange accents that have become a hallmark of the Ultra line.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected to launch next month alongside Samsung’s new foldable phones. Given the track record of both the device and its leaker, the final product will likely look almost exactly like these renders.
(Source: 9to5google.com)
