Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 pricing leak and Galaxy Watch9 specs in full

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 pricing and Galaxy Watch9 specs have leaked ahead of launch, with a €749 LTE model, bigger batteries, and Wear OS 7 details now in view. The leak also points to 40mm and 44mm Galaxy Watch9 models, giving a clearer picture of Samsung’s next smartwatch lineup before Unpacked.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 pricing leak points to €749 LTE model

The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 pricing leak is the biggest early clue, and it points to a €749 LTE model. That leaked price is paired with an 800mAh battery and a 5,000-nit AMOLED display, which suggests Samsung is keeping the Ultra line at the very top of its smartwatch range. For buyers tracking Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2 specs and pricing leak in full ahead of launch, this is the detail that stands out first.

Based on the information in the leak, Samsung appears to be positioning the Ultra 2 as the rugged, premium option rather than a more mainstream smartwatch. The combination of a large battery and very bright AMOLED display is usually aimed at users who want strong outdoor visibility and longer runtime. It also places the watch squarely in the high-end Android smartwatch segment ahead of Unpacked.

Galaxy Watch9 full specs leak shows 40mm and 44mm models

The Galaxy Watch9 full specs leak shows two regular-size versions: 40mm and 44mm. The batteries are listed at 390mAh and 445mAh, with peak brightness up to 3,000 nits. That is a more restrained setup than the Ultra model, but it still gives Samsung room to push the standard watch against premium Wear OS rivals.

In practical terms, the split between 40mm and 44mm gives Samsung the usual choice between a smaller case and a larger one. The battery sizes line up with that approach, with the 44mm version expected to carry the larger cell. The brightness figure also matters because outdoor readability has become one of the main selling points in modern smartwatches.

What is not clearly stated in the leak is how Samsung will price the two Galaxy Watch9 models, or whether there will be any regional differences. Those details are still missing, so the hardware information is doing most of the work for now.

• 40mm Galaxy Watch9: 390mAh battery
• 44mm Galaxy Watch9: 445mAh battery
• Peak brightness: up to 3,000 nits

Snapdragon Wear Elite and Wear OS 7 power both new Samsung watches

Both watches are tipped to run the Snapdragon Wear Elite chipset, along with 2GB of RAM. The software side is said to include Wear OS 7 with One UI 9 Watch, plus LTE, Bluetooth 6.0, NFC and GPS. If that leak holds, Samsung is making a platform shift across both models rather than treating the Ultra as a separate technical branch.

That matters because shared internals often make a product line easier to understand for buyers. The Ultra 2 would still stand apart through its larger battery and brighter display, but the core platform would be the same. For the regular Galaxy Watch9, the leaked chip and software combination suggest Samsung is trying to keep performance and feature support competitive in the high-end Wear OS market.

The connectivity list also points to a fairly complete smartwatch feature set. LTE is included, along with Bluetooth 6.0, NFC and GPS. That covers mobile use, payments and location tracking, which are now standard expectations in this class. The leak does not go into more detail on sensors or case materials, so those parts remain unconfirmed.

For now, the picture is fairly clear even if some pieces are still missing. Samsung’s next smartwatch launch appears to split cleanly into a premium Ultra model with a much bigger battery and display, and a regular Watch9 line with 40mm and 44mm options. If the leak is accurate, the company is leaning on a common chip and software base to keep the range consistent while still separating the Ultra at the top.