Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra rumoured to launch in 2024: See what to expect

Updated : May 03, 2024 11:41
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Editorji News Desk

Samsung's smartwatch portfolio is poised for a potential expansion with rumours swirling about the introduction of a high-end "Ultra" variant within the Galaxy Watch series in 2024. 

Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra rumours

While details surrounding the Galaxy Watch Ultra remain scarce, speculation suggests it might be named the Galaxy Watch 7 Pro or simply Galaxy Watch Ultra.

This premium model is expected to boast a larger battery, potentially reaching 578mAh, compared to other models in the series. This significant increase in battery capacity hints at Samsung's focus on enhanced endurance.

While the rumours surrounding the Galaxy Watch Ultra are intriguing, Samsung has yet to officially confirm its existence or provide specific details about its features and specifications.

An official announcement and launch date are also eagerly awaited. However, based on industry reports and Samsung's previous announcements regarding "premium" smartwatch models, a potential unveiling could occur sometime in July or August 2024.

Samsung's growing wearable ecosystem

The potential arrival of the Galaxy Watch Ultra signifies Samsung's continued commitment to expanding its smartwatch ecosystem.

Samsung also unveiled its Galaxy Ring, a health-tracking wearable designed to compete in the booming market, earlier in 2024.

This smart ring is expected to be officially launched at the upcoming Unpacked event, likely alongside the Galaxy Watch 7 series.

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