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Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2 specs and pricing leak in full ahead of launch

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Samsung is due to unveil its next-generation smartwatches tomorrow, but at this rate, there may not be much left for the company to reveal. A new leak appears to expose the full specification sheets for the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, along with their expected European prices.

Roland Quandt of WinFuture just reported the detailed information ahead of Samsung’s launch event. The fresh specs and prices follow a separate leak from tipster Evan Blass yesterday, which revealed marketing materials highlighting features such as the new Snapdragon Wear Elite processor, improved health tools, and several major upgrades for the Watch Ultra 2.

You can see a full rundown of the rumored specs of each upcoming smartwatch in the table below.

The full sheets include the less glamorous but equally useful details, such as case sizes, display specifications, memory, storage, connectivity options, battery capacities, dimensions, and available colors. They also show that Samsung will once again offer the regular Galaxy Watch in Bluetooth and LTE versions, while the Ultra 2 will come with LTE connectivity as standard.

The new leak also highlights a few more specialized workout options, including a trail-running mode, a Nutrition Alert feature that uses perspiration, and an exclusive app for divers that’s expected to arrive later in the year. Samsung fans will be happy to hear that battery capacities have been bolstered across the board.

According to the report, the 40mm Galaxy Watch 9 will cost €409 ($466) with Bluetooth or €459 ($523) with LTE. The larger 44mm version is reportedly priced at €439 ($500) and €489 ($557), respectively. The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is expected to cost €749 ($854).

Those prices would represent an increase over Samsung’s current watches in Europe, although regional pricing often doesn’t translate neatly into what buyers will pay in the US. We’ll get the official figures, along with confirmation of the leaked Galaxy Watch specs, when Samsung holds its Unpacked event tomorrow.

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