Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Review: Better Battery, Better Galaxy Watch
The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 can withstand the elements. / Vanessa Hand Orellana/CNET
8.2
Best Galaxy Watch
Pros & Cons
- 50-hour battery life (always-on)
- Durable titanium design
- Fast Snapdragon Wear Elite processor
- Hands-free Gemini (raise-to-talk)
- Expensive at $700 ($50 more than previous gen)
- Trail map search isn't working yet
- Dive mode unavailable at launch
- Feels bulky for sleep tracking
I’ll admit the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 isn’t my usual type of wearable. It’s bigger and bulkier than what I normally wear on my wrist, and pricier than I’d normally spend on a smartwatch. But after three weeks of testing, it’s grown on me.
The $700 Ultra 2 is the best Galaxy Watch money can buy. It’s a luxury smartwatch with enough battery life, durability and outdoor features to hold its own both at the office and on the trails.
Whether it’s worth the premium depends on what you want from...
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