Leaked images reveal a wide array of band options for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. These accessories will allow buyers to customize their devices with specific color palettes and materials before the official launch. The variety suggests Samsung is targeting diverse style preferences for both the standard and rugged models.
Leaked images show Sporty, Hybrid, and exclusive color options for both upcoming smartwatches
The Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will support several distinct band categories. The standard Watch 9 offers Sporty, Pastel, New Sport, Hybrid, and Fabric options. The rugged Ultra 2 model includes Sporty, Trail, Hybrid, and Fabric bands. This structure lets users match their wearables to different activities or fashion choices.
Galaxy Watch 9 Band Options
- Galaxy Watch 9 Band Colors (Sporty): orange, green, black, blue, cream
- Galaxy Watch 9 Band Colors (Pastel): light yellow, blue, green, white
- Galaxy Watch 9 Band Colors (New Sport): dark yellow, green, light blue, black
- Galaxy Watch 9 Band Colors (Hybrid): beige, black, brown, grey
- Galaxy Watch 9 Band Colors (Fabric): black, blue, green, beige
Both models share the Sporty band lineup in orange, green, black, blue, and cream. The Galaxy Watch 9 adds a Pastel category with light yellow, blue, green, and white choices. The Ultra 2 introduces a Trail band in orange, black, green, and blue. Hybrid and Fabric bands appear for both devices in earthy tones like beige, black, brown, and grey.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 bands feature an 'Ultra' mark to distinguish them from the standard Watch 9 options. Leaks indicate the connector design remains unchanged from the previous generation. This continuity should make swapping bands between the new and old models straightforward for existing owners.
A leak source claims Android Headlines published 60 images of these new bands ahead of the Galaxy Unpacked event. These details provide the first concrete look at the accessory ecosystem for Samsung's next smartwatches. Buyers can expect more color choices than previous years without any changes to the physical connection mechanism.
Source: NotebookCheck
