#galaxy watch ultra review

Having used and reviewed a lot of smart watches in through the years, I would expect that an "ultra" version like the Galaxy Watch Ultra would bring all the goodness of a powerful smartwatch and a modern timepiece into single wearable device that you'd want to wear all day, any day. The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra tries to deliver all that and then some, but it keeps repeating to ponder -- is it worth really worth it? Design and Construction The Galaxy Watch Ultra is a nice-looking, sporty type of watch that comes in a variety of colors -- Titanium Sliver, Titanium Gray, Titanium White. At 60 grams, it's not really that heavy on the wrist despite the fact that that double the weight of the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 7. The last time I wore the Galaxy Watch 5, the rubber straps caused some irritation and abrasions on my wrist but the one on the Watch Ultra surprisingly did not cause the same issues. Display and Hardware The glass screen on the Watch Ultra is made with sapphire crystal and ceramic/sapphire crystal back. The Watch Ultra is powered by a 3nm chipset -- an Exynos W1000 which has a penta-core processor and a Mali-G68 GPU. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review" and "Samsung study finds Galaxy Watch6 can detect early signs of fainting".