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A new leak has revealed the full color lineup for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 ahead of a Galaxy Unpacked event rumored for July 22. The Watch 9 will come in 40mm and 44mm sizes with Cream and Graphite for the smaller model, and Graphite and Silver for the larger. The Ultra 2 is expected in Titanium Gray and Titanium Silver only, with no Bluetooth-only option.
A new leak from Digital Citizen Life has listed all the color options for the Samsung Galaxy Watch9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 ahead of Galaxy Unpacked, rumored for July 22.
According to the leak, the Galaxy Watch9 will launch in 40mm and 44mm sizes with both Bluetooth-only and LTE variants. Color options differ by size: the 40mm comes in Cream and Graphite, the 44mm in Graphite and Silver. The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected in Titanium Gray and Titanium Silver only (down from four on the current model). There’ll be no standalone Bluetooth variant this time around, as there was on the original Galaxy Watch Ultra.
On design, a separate leak from tipster GalaxyTechie points to a major Ultra 2 overhaul, adopting a more boxy shape, with numbered hour markers on the bezel, thinner display bezels, and a redesigned button layout on the right side featuring an orange accent. The same source also confirmed there won’t be a Galaxy Watch9 Classic, contradicting earlier rumors of a rotating bezel model. That’s consistent with our own report on FCC filings that revealed no Classic among Samsung’s registered wearables.
On charging, 3C certification filings for two model codes – SM-L3550 and SM-L7150 – both show a 10W wireless charging rating, matching the Watch8 series and suggesting no speed upgrade for the new generation. Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed a date for Galaxy Unpacked yet. We still await confirmation of the July 22 date.
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