Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra to rival Apple Watch Ultra 2 with enhanced features
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Watch Ultra, featuring a new chip and improved battery life, is set to challenge the Apple Watch Ultra 2.
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Samsung is gearing up to introduce its latest smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch X, expected to rival Apple's renowned Apple Watch Ultra 2. Touted to feature a new chip and enhanced battery life, the Galaxy Watch X aims to capture the attention of tech enthusiasts and wearable aficionados alike.
A recent listing on UAE's TDRA certification website reveals that the upcoming Samsung smartwatch will be named the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, not Galaxy Watch X, and will carry the model number SM-L705F with cellular connectivity. An FCC listing indicates it will support 10W charging and feature an Exynos W1000 chipset, a squircle matte case, a 1.5-inch round display with a rotating bezel, three buttons on the right side, and a speaker grille on the left. Leaked renders show a robust design expected to rival the Apple Watch Ultra 2, with potentially better battery life and water resistance up to 100 metres.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra is set to be Samsung's flagship smartwatch, possibly debuting alongside the Galaxy Watch 7 series in June. Reports suggest it will have a significantly longer battery life, with some rumours indicating up to 100 hours of usage. The Watch Ultra will likely feature a durable build, making it suitable for diving, akin to the Apple Watch Ultra 2, which is also water-resistant up to 100 metres. With these enhancements, the Galaxy Watch Ultra could command a higher price, directly competing with the Apple Watch Ultra 2 in terms of features and durability.
As the launch of the Galaxy Watch X draws near, anticipation continues to build among tech enthusiasts and Samsung loyalists. With its promise of advanced features, improved battery life, and direct competition with the Apple Watch Ultra 2, the Galaxy Watch X is poised to make a significant impact in the wearable market. Whether it can surpass its competitors and capture the hearts of consumers remains to be seen, but one thing is certain – the stage is set for an exciting showdown between two tech titans striving for wearable supremacy.
