During its earnings announcement, Samsung revealed that the company will launch more high-end Galaxy Watches in the future. Then, a report suggested that Samsung could move to a more square design for one of its Galaxy Watch 7 models. Now, a recent report suggests that Samsung could abandon the Galaxy Watch 7 Pro and move forward with the Galaxy Watch Ultra.
According to the latest findings from the software database, Samsung is expected to unveil three new watches, the Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy Watch 7 Classic, and Galaxy Watch Ultra. Yes, the details of the new watch suggest that Samsung might have deviated from the Galaxy Watch 7 Pro launch.
According to Android Headlines, Samsung has built eight One UI Beta test builds, and the Korean giant is testing the One UI Beta for the Galaxy Watch Ultra. While it was initially thought that the Galaxy Watch Ultra would be sold as the Galaxy Watch 7 Pro, database results show that Samsung will pursue the Galaxy Watch Ultra name for the first time.
According to the report, the latest One UI internal beta has the build number “L705FXXU0AXD8”. In this, the L705F indicates the model number of the Galaxy Watch Ultra and the letter “U” in the One UI beta represents new features, bug fixes, and other improvements. The letter “A” represents the first version of One UI and “XD” represents when the beta version was tested. Additionally, “X” means 2024 and “D” means April.
Android Headlines notes that eight One UI Beta test builds were tested for the Galaxy Watch Ultra in April 2024, meaning Samsung is perfecting the One UI software for the Watch Ultra. The information was revealed via the Samsung OTA server. Previously, it was also reported that Samsung might also launch a cheaper version of the Galaxy Watch, dubbed Galaxy Watch FE.
