CAD renders of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watch9 have surfaced, showing three color options. The device will ship in 40 mm and 44 mm sizes, each with Bluetooth‑only and LTE variants. The smaller 40 mm model appears in Cream and Graphite, while the larger 44 mm comes in Graphite and Silver. These leaks confirm the brand’s usual dual‑size strategy.

The premium Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is slated for titanium construction, offered in Titanium Gray and Titanium Silver with LTE support. Specs suggest an 800 mAh battery, a sizable jump over the Watch9’s 400 mAh cell in the 40 mm model. Battery capacity will likely extend the Ultra’s already strong endurance reputation.

Both watches are expected to debut at Samsung’s Unpacked event next month, rumored to take place in London. Introducing a larger‑batteried Ultra alongside a more fashion‑forward Watch9 could sharpen Samsung’s wearables lineup against rivals like Apple and Garmin. The launch will reveal pricing and how Samsung balances performance with style.

For consumers, the dual‑size, dual‑connectivity options give flexibility between budget and always‑on connectivity, while the titanium Ultra targets outdoor enthusiasts seeking durability. If battery life meets expectations, Samsung could attract users dissatisfied with current smartwatch endurance limits. Pricing will determine whether the new models justify their premium materials and specs.