Multiple outlets report a new leak of software-based renders and specifications for Samsung’s next-generation wearables, reportedly including the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. The leaks point to design changes such as new band designs, additional color options, and updated watch faces. They also tie upcoming software features to One UI 9 Watch, said to be built on Wear OS 7, with references to changes expected in the watch experience.
Across the sources, there is a common theme that Samsung may not introduce a “Classic” model this cycle. Instead, the lineup could emphasize the Ultra line, with the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 featuring a slightly boxier overall look. Leaked details also describe thinner bezels and changes to physical controls, including a revised Quick Button area and alterations to how an orange button appears (described as less fully orange, with an orange outline).
Other reported differences include a more boxy form factor for the Galaxy Watch 9 compared with prior non-Ultra models. The sources do not confirm official launch timing, but NDTV and others suggest the new watches could debut next month or later this year.
