Samsung prepares galaxy watch ultra 2 split: 5g premium, 4g value?

Samsung is poised to launch the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, and the news isn’t just about a successor to last year’s premium wearable – it’s about a potential bifurcation of the product line. While the Ultra originally received a modest memory bump, it appears Samsung is now considering offering two distinct versions targeting different markets and price points, a move seemingly inspired by Apple’s recent smartwatch strategy.

Dual connectivity: 5g for the enthusiasts, 4g for the masses

The rumor mill started churning when a 5G-enabled model (SM-L716) surfaced in the IMEI database. Now, GalaxyClub reports the discovery of software for a variant (SM-L715F) on Samsung’s servers, strongly suggesting a 4G-only version is also in the works. This isn’t simply a matter of connectivity; it hints at a broader strategy of segmenting the premium smartwatch market.

Samsung’s nomenclature is a reliable indicator: the “6” typically denotes 5G compatibility, while “5” signifies 4G/LTE. The