Samsung has introduced its first "Ultra" smartwatch called the Galaxy Watch Ultra. This launch occurred alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, Galaxy Watch 7 series, and Galaxy Watch Ring. The Galaxy Watch Ultra is tailored for those who love the outdoors and fitness. It boasts a robust design with a Sapphire Crystal display and a titanium body, advanced health tracking features, and a durable battery life. Below is a comparison with the Apple Watch Ultra 2, which is Apple's latest rugged smartwatch.
Design and Display Comparison
In terms of design, the Galaxy Watch Ultra showcases a classic round face combined with a rotating bezel, which appeals to traditional watch lovers. On the other hand, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 retains its unique rectangular shape, featuring a larger Digital Crown and a customizable Action Button, appealing to a contemporary audience.
Both smartwatches are built to withstand tough conditions. The Galaxy Watch Ultra is equipped with a Sapphire Crystal display and offers IP68 and 10ATM ratings for water and dust resistance. Meanwhile, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 provides IP6X dust resistance, 10ATM water resistance, and complies with MIL-STD 810H standards. The Apple Watch Ultra 2 features a larger 1.92-inch LTPO OLED display, while the Galaxy Watch Ultra has a 1.5-inch Super AMOLED screen.
Pricing and Specifications
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra (47mm, LTE, Gray) is available with up to 100 hours of battery life, a 3nm processor, and dual GPS. You can check the price on Amazon.
Apple Watch Ultra 2, equipped with GPS and Cellular features in a 49mm Black Titanium Case, comes with a Black Ocean Band. You can also find its price on Amazon.
