The topic Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 marketing images leak, backing up battery, display, and chip… is currently the subject of lively discussion — readers and analysts are keeping a close eye on developments.
This is taking place in a dynamic environment: companies’ decisions and competitors’ reactions can quickly change the picture.
The fresh leak corroborates a report from last month suggesting that the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is getting a massive battery upgrade, going up from 590mAh on the current model to 800mAh. It further reveals that Samsung has somehow managed to achieve this even though the new model is 12 percent slimmer.
The promotional images also highlight that the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will retain the titanium construction, but its ingress protection rating will climb to IP69K. Samsung will reportedly offer it in two color options, a titanium version with an olive green band and an all-black version with a matching band. Both will feature an orange ring around the crown.
Rumors about Samsung dropping Exynos for Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear Elite across its entire 2026 watch lineup have been circulating for weeks. This also appears in one of the marketing images, which shows a “Powered by Snapdragon Wear Elite” badge over the watch’s internals. The chip’s dedicated NPU is expected to enable on-device AI features, something Samsung alluded to in its teasers. The images also point to a display capable of up to 5,000 nits of peak brightness, which also aligns with previous reports.
Samsung hasn’t acknowledged the leak, and pricing remains unconfirmed, though previous reports point to a hike across the Galaxy Watch lineup. But it won’t be long before we have the final figures once the company takes the stage at Galaxy Unpacked on July 22.