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A new spec leak suggests the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could feature a massive 800mAh battery, a titanium casing, and water resistance up to 100 meters.
\nThe standard Watch 9 will stick with an aluminum casing, but the 44mm model is expected to bump up to a 445mAh battery, while the 40mm is said to stay the same at 325mAh.
\nThe Galaxy Watch 9 is tipped to start at \u20ac409 ($468) for the base 40mm model, while the flagship Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 LTE could cost \u20ac749 ($857).<\/p>\n
Samsung is holding its Galaxy Unpacked event on July 22<\/a>, and alongside the latest foldables, we\u2019re expecting to see the\u00a0Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 as well. We\u2019ve seen renders<\/a> and even pricing leaks<\/a> for these smartwatches, but some of the specifications were still up in the air. Now, a new leak is clearing a lot of that out, giving us a good idea of the overall big picture.<\/p>\n According to a\u00a0Winfuture<\/a> report, the Galaxy Watch 9 40mm will feature a 438 x 438-pixel display, while the Galaxy Watch 9 44mm and the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will feature a 480 x 480-pixel display. Depending on the model, you can expect up to 2GB of RAM and 32GB or 64GB of internal storage.<\/p>\n One noticeable change is that the 44mm Watch 9 will feature a 445mAh battery, matching the capacity of the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic. At the same time, the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected to reach 800mAh capacity, a significant jump from the 590mAh battery on its predecessor. The 40mm Watch 9 is expected to pack the same 325mAh battery as the 40mm Watch 8.<\/p>\n The report notes that all watch models will feature Bluetooth 6.0, NFC, and dual-band Wi-Fi. There will be LTE-enabled variants too, as always.<\/p>\n Samsung is also said to be using titanium for a large portion of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2\u2019s casing, while the Watch 9 sticks with aluminum cases. The Ultra version is said to be water-resistant to 100 meters, while the other models are said to be rated at 5 ATM. All the watches are said to ship with Wear OS 7 based on One UI 9 Watch.<\/p>\n Beyond this, the big change with\u00a0the upcoming generation of Samsung smartwatches is that Samsung is switching from the Exynos W1000 SoC to the\u00a0Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear Elite SW6100 SoC<\/a>, which Samsung announced earlier this year. Other leaks have mentioned that the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could reach 5,000 nits of peak brightness.<\/p>\n According to a separate leak, the Galaxy Watch 9 is said to start at \u20ac409 ($468) for the 40mm Bluetooth model, with the LTE version reportedly costing \u20ac459 ($525). The larger 44mm variants are said to start at \u20ac439 ($502) for the Bluetooth model and \u20ac489 ($560) for the LTE model. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 LTE is tipped to carry a \u20ac749 ($857) price tag. The WinFuture report corroborates some of these numbers.<\/p>\n Needless to say, Samsung will also have a whole host of new health and fitness-focused features on these smartwatches. With Unpacked just around the corner, we won\u2019t have to wait long to see how these under-the-hood upgrades translate to real-world performance, battery longevity, and the overall smartwatch experience.<\/p>\n