Tech reviewers in Southeast Asia and Oceania have been impressed by the advanced features of the Galaxy Watch Ultra2, highlighting its suitability for outdoor and underwater adventures that require extended endurance and durability.
Reviews emphasize the enhanced comfort of the new Galaxy Watch9 due to its slimmer design, and also its larger battery capacity for long-lasting power.
Samsung’s newest watches are less about simply monitoring your health and more about steering it towards your wellness goals — beyond providing data for users to react to, the line-up offers more proactive guidance so you can make the right moves at the right time.
Tech experts across Southeast Asia and Oceania have been testing both the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Galaxy Watch9 since he launch so read on for their verdicts on how the new line-up is performing.
Peak Performance: What Stands Out About the Galaxy Watch Ultra2?
Galaxy Watch Ultra2 is Samsung’s most rugged smartwatch, built for high-performance outdoor activities. Fino Yurio Kristo, Detik (Indonesia) wrote: “Samsung has equipped the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 with a premium, rugged titanium design built to withstand various conditions. Additionally, the device offers extended battery life, more accurate GPS, and enhanced performance, making it suitable for strenuous activities and long-distance adventures.
Highlighting the device’s new diving capability, Justin Choo, Potions (Singapore) noted: “The original Galaxy Watch Ultra was built to survive rough conditions, but Samsung stopped short of recommending it for diving. The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 changes all that.
“Echoing positive sentiments about the new underwater feature, Ken Chu, Ke En (Malaysia) added: “The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is a more practical companion for those who enjoy exploring underwater environments.”
Beyond the new advanced features, comfort of the Watch Ultra series has also been improved, with Fuzz.my (Malaysia) sharing on TikTok: “Now it’s even slimmer and more comfortable to wear”.
And after experiencing the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 for himself, Valens Quinn, GadgetGuy (Australia) highlights its “Faster chip, brighter screen, and bigger battery, all without a price rise”.
