Samsung has officially locked in the date for its next Galaxy Unpacked event, ending months of speculation around its upcoming flagship announcements. Alongside the confirmation, the company has also opened early registrations, giving interested buyers access to exclusive pre-order benefits before the event begins.

Galaxy Unpacked heads to London on July

Samsung has confirmed that Galaxy Unpacked will take place in London on July 22. The event is scheduled to begin at 2:00pm BST and will be streamed live through Samsung’s official website, Samsung Newsroom, and YouTube channel. The company says the presentation will introduce the latest additions to the Galaxy portfolio, with a strong focus on foldable smartphones and AI-powered experiences designed to deliver more personalized interactions.

Ahead of the launch, Samsung has started accepting reservations in several markets. Customers who register before the keynote can receive $30 Samsung Credit during the pre-order period, depending on regional availability. The company is also running a promotional sweepstake where a limited number of participants can win one of ten $500 Samsung gift cards. Registration requires basic details such as a name and email address, while submitting a mobile number remains optional.

Although Samsung has not officially confirmed the product lineup, industry rumours suggest the event could introduce the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Flip 8. Reports also indicate that Samsung may unveil new Galaxy Watch models and offer an early look at its first smart glasses, which are expected to bring Galaxy AI features into a wearable form factor.

Samsung’s invitation highlights “A New Shape Unfolds”, hinting at further advancements in foldable hardware. Earlier leaks have suggested refinements such as a wider foldable design and a less noticeable display crease, though these details remain unofficial until the launch event.

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Samsung’s next-generation smartwatches are once again in the spotlight ahead of their expected debut next month. Leaked renders and details related to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Galaxy Watch 9 have surfaced online, giving an early look at Samsung’s design direction and some of the upgrades that may be in store.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 may focus on refinement

As per a leak by tipster Galaxy Techie, Samsung appears to be retaining the overall design language of the original Galaxy Watch Ultra. The leaked sketches show a familiar squircle-shaped chassis instead of a traditional circular case, suggesting the company is sticking with the look introduced last year.

While the overall appearance remains largely unchanged, a few refinements are said to be on the way. The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could feature slimmer bezels around the display, potentially allowing for a more immersive viewing experience. The side button area is also expected to receive adjustments, while the signature orange Quick Button may adopt a subtler design with an orange outline instead of being fully coloured.

The renders currently circulating online appear to be software illustrations rather than actual photographs of the smartwatch. As a result, some design elements could differ from the final retail version that Samsung eventually unveils.

The same leak also sheds light on Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watch 9. Unlike previous generations, the standard model is tipped to feature a boxier design. Samsung is reportedly skipping a Classic variant this year, leaving the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 as the main smartwatch offerings.

The Galaxy Watch 9 is expected to arrive in beige, black and silver colour options paired with new band designs. Both watches could ship with updated watch faces and new features as part of One UI 9 Watch, which is based on Wear OS 7.

Battery details have also emerged, with the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 rumoured to include an 800mAh battery, while the Galaxy Watch 9 may feature a 400mAh cell. Samsung is expected to unveil the new wearables alongside its next foldable smartphones at a Galaxy Unpacked event scheduled for July 22 in London.

What are your thoughts on the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2’s leaked design? Do the slimmer bezels and refined buttons sound like meaningful upgrades to you?

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The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is in the works, according to a new report by GalaxyClub.nl. This device will arrive as a successor to the original Galaxy Watch Ultra, which debuted in July 2024. Here’s a look at the preliminary details about the Watch Ultra 2 that have emerged.

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 development aligned with the Galaxy Watch 9

According to the source, Samsung is building the new Ultra model alongside the upcoming Galaxy Watch 9. This pairing suggests that the Ultra 2 will follow the same hardware direction as the Watch 9, similar to how the first Galaxy Watch Ultra was based on the Watch 7 platform.

Internally, the new wearable is said to carry the identifier Watch 9 Ultra, although this internal naming strategy has not reflected retail branding in the past. The expectation is that Samsung will present it publicly as the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, continuing the established naming structure for its high tier smartwatch.

The development timeline is reportedly following Samsung’s usual smartwatch cycle, which has historically placed major launches in the middle of the year. If this pattern holds, both the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 could be introduced around July 2026. This window would align with the anticipated release period for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8, creating a unified product lineup for Samsung’s summer event.

Samsung did release a Galaxy Watch Ultra this year, but it was only offered in a refined look compared to the original model. This has raised expectations for a more meaningful generational upgrade in 2026, particularly as previous Ultra releases have offered larger batteries and endurance focused features.
Hopefully, upcoming reports will reveal more details about the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.

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