For the last year, I have worn Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra regularly, as it is one of the best Samsung smartwatch and my first forest in the world of Smartwatch. But I could not help, but wonder whether there will be no follow -up to this particular model.
Before the expected Unpacked Galaxy event for July, where Samsung usually appears to wear its next generation, we have heard a lot of rumors about the return of Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch Classic. A Galaxy Watch Ultra
What I was not seeing was leaks or news about a new version of Galaxy Watch Ultra – and was worried about me. Maybe Ultra is one and be done-or at least updated repeatedly-raising questions about whether Samsung’s high-end watch will fade.
Thankfully, my fear has been a little thankful to a trio of the leaked images of regular tipster Ivan Blass, who shared pictures of Galaxy Watch 8, 8 Classic and labeled as Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) – which you can see on top of this article. You will get a report Blass’ Substac Newslator,
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At first glance, 2025 Ultra does not look very different from the clock launched in 2024. There are some small color adjustments such as the notch in the bezel is in the narrow of orange instead of white. The “Titanium Gray” colorway has orange notch. Additionally, the dark blue band, which looks clever, is not a available color.
Currently, Samsung only offers bands in white, orange and black. I would like to see some more hues.
Now, to be clear that it is potentially just a render, but Samsung has the history of changing the colorway between generations of equipment.
For other devices, the 8 image looks like the Galaxy Watch 7 and appears that Samsung is clinging to a bipolar release for the classic model as the last two Galaxy Watch 6 classic and Galaxy Watch were 4 classic.
What can we expect?
Unfortunately, beyond one image, no other information was provided in the leakage. So we do not know if there will be any specific upgrade in the physical clock.
Most of the upgrade we expect to see are on the software side of things. A UI 8 beta came with three large upgrades for Galaxy watches this week. These include run coaching, better sleep tracking and antioxidant measurements.
Update software should also provide new icons and deep Google Gemini integration according to previous rumors.
we are expecting Blood glucose monitoring Riding on the new Galaxy watches, which we thought would start last year, but obviously not. We are carefully optimistic that it launches this year.
Samsung is expected to reveal its new smart watches with the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 during its annual summer Galaxy Unpacked Event in July, although a formal date has been announced so far.
