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Wearables

Published Jul 24, 2026

Updated Jul 24, 2026

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 pairs a 5000-nit screen and Mares dive tools with multi-day battery, but size and $1,299 AUD sting.

Best For

Outdoor and dive athletes

Value

Premium

Biggest Strength

Blazing 5000-nit outdoor display

Biggest Weakness

Large 47mm size and weight

Community Vote

N/A

would recommend

Key Takeaways

5000-nit screen stays readable on bright decks and snow without shading the watch.

Mares dive computer mode covers recreational dives to 40 m with deco alerts on wrist.

800 mAh cell targets multi-day use; expect less when GPS and dive logging run together.

47mm titanium body is large and heavy; smaller wrists may prefer Galaxy Watch 9 40mm.

$1,299 AUD tops Samsung wearables; divers may still want a dedicated dive computer.

Quick Facts

Brand

Samsung

Release Date

Aug 14, 2026

Price Range

$1,299 AUD

Category

Wearables

Best For

Outdoor and dive athletes

Sources Analysed

10

Pros & Cons

Pros

Blazing 5000-nit outdoor display

Mares dive computer built in

Multi-day 800 mAh battery

Rugged titanium build

Dual-frequency GPS accuracy

Wear OS 7 smart features

Cons

Large 47mm size and weight

Premium $1,299 AUD price

What Owners Say

Detailed Summary

Case size47 mm
Display size1.6 inch
Peak brightness5000 nits
SoCSnapdragon Wear Elite
ChipsetSnapdragon Wear Elite
OSWear OS 7 with One UI Watch 8
Operating systemWear OS 7
RAM2 GB
Storage64 GB
Battery capacity800 mAh
Battery life claimUp to 60 hours
ChargingWireless fast charging
Dive computerMares partnership; EN13319 to 40 m
Water resistance10 ATM + IP68
GPSDual-frequency L1+L5
Health suiteSamsung Vitals
SensorsHR, ECG, BIA, skin temp, barometric altimeter, compass, accelerometer, gyro
AU RRP$1,299 AUD

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