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I'm upgrading from the first version of the Ultra. What surprised me as soon as I put it on my wrist was the weight of the watch. I haven't looked up the difference in grams anywhere, but at first glance, it's lighter. The main reason for the upgrade was also the bigger battery, and I'm very happy with the battery life as well. What unpleasantly surprised me is that it can't be charged with a Yenkee charger (a stand for phone, watch, and headphones). My son charges his Watch 6 Classic on it, and I used to charge my Ultra on it. I think that's a shame.
I was also surprised by the relatively accurate blood pressure measurement. I'm curious to see how the GPS will work between the buildings in a city like Venice.
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I've only had the watch for a short time, but my first impressions are very good. What I appreciate most is the connection with a Samsung phone and Android in general, everything just works together naturally and without any unnecessary setup. The battery life is better than on older Galaxy Watch models, but it's still a long way from a Garmin. Otherwise, I'm happy with it so far.
I use the watch every day, mainly for running, sleep tracking and general wear. The display is brilliantly clear, the GPS works accurately and connecting to my Samsung is no problem. I really have to praise the battery, the increased capacity is really noticeable in practice. I also appreciate the ability to make calls from the watch.
As an owner of the previous generation, I have to say that the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 brings exactly the improvements that were missing before. I notice the biggest difference in ergonomics - the watch fits the wrist better and feels much lighter on the arm.
The artificial intelligence in the Samsung Health app gives the measured data great context through the morning Health Score. If you're hesitating about upgrading from an older model, the longer battery life and slimmer profile are definitely worth the investment. Recommended!
Noticeably slimmer body: The profile has been reduced by just under 12 percent, so the watch finally doesn't dig in while sleeping or get in the way under your sleeve.
A massive leap in battery life: Thanks to the huge 800mAh battery and more efficient 3nm chip, it manages 3 to 4 days of use. My original model lasted two days at most.
Brilliant 5,000-nit brightness: The display is noticeably more readable outdoors in direct sunlight than the previous generation.
Instant response: The new Qualcomm processor eliminates tiny micro-stuttering in the system.
Diving resistance: The new design can also handle submersion thanks to EN13319 certification.
Advanced health measurements (ECG/blood pressure) require the Samsung ecosystem.
Charging such a massive battery takes just under 2 hours.
I upgraded from the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic and the leap in terms of the display is huge. The display is perfectly readable, and I also really like the way it adapts to ambient light, activating a mode that suppresses blue light.
What's important to mention is that the real battery life on a single charge is about two days, with everything turned on except for Always-On, and I work out roughly every other day, so people can get an idea of how it really performs.
The titanium body and sapphire crystal glass were my main motivation for buying it because it can simply withstand almost anything, and you don't have to be so careful. The orange elements give it a very sporty look, but that's what you expect from such a robust watch. It might look really bulky on a woman's wrist, but on a man's, it's totally fine.
I also appreciate the good connectivity and the compatibility with straps from previous versions. For me, it's an excellent choice.
I'm basically happy with the watch, everything works as it should. The system runs completely smoothly, the display is perfectly readable even in direct sunlight and overall it has a premium build quality.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 was a pleasant surprise. I upgraded from the Galaxy Watch6 Classic and the difference is noticeable. The watch has a great display, quality build and excellent battery life. I appreciate the quick controls, reliable GPS and the number of features for both sports and everyday use. Despite its larger size, it's comfortable to wear. I'm very satisfied and would highly recommend it.
After switching from the Galaxy Watch 6, I have mixed feelings about the Ultra2. The watch feels robust, but the design is a bit confused – it doesn't seem to know if it wants to be round or square. What I miss most is the rotating bezel around the display, which made navigation significantly easier. On the other hand, I have to praise the beautiful and very easy-to-read display, which is perfect even in bright sunlight. I also appreciate the wide range of watch faces and their detailed configuration, including many high-quality free ones. A big plus is the LTE – the watch can handle calls, texts, and apps like WhatsApp or Messenger without a phone. Overall, it's a powerful watch with an excellent display and connectivity, but with a few ergonomic compromises in terms of controls and design.
After ten days of wearing it, I'm extremely happy with my Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2. Although I'm still getting used to it and gradually discovering all its functions, I can already say that the performance and system response are really fast. Maybe it's because I upgraded from the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 45mm (SM-R840), and you can tell it's a leap of several generations. While my old Watch 3 served me long and reliably, the watch's responsiveness had become quite slow recently.
The new Ultra2 surpasses it in practically every way:
Display and Readability: The new display offers incomparably higher brightness in direct sunlight and top-notch resolution. With the old one, I had trouble reading anything in direct sunlight.
Battery Life: Compared to the older Watch 3, which I had to charge almost daily, the Ultra2 offers significantly longer battery life even with active use.
Build and Durability: Regarding the watch's build… when the first Ultra came out, it seemed a bit strange to me, and most importantly, it wasn't available in black. The Ultra 2 comes in black, and the look is now more acceptable to me. Plus, it's thinner, so I have no problem wearing it while sleeping. I'll find out about its durability over time, but the premium materials (titanium/sapphire) suggest it will be good.
Sensors and Health: The heart rate monitoring and GPS are more accurate, and so far, there have been no dropouts like with the old watch. I'm still exploring the health features, and it will take more time.
Negatives: Probably the only thing I miss a bit is the rotating bezel. That's because I was used to it on my old watch. But it's not a deal-breaker, and I think in 2–3 months I won't even remember it.
Although it will take a while before I explore and set up everything, I'm satisfied so far and definitely don't regret the purchase.
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