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A week with the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: Big, bright and sometimes helpful
In a recent review, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 showcases its large, vibrant display and various health-tracking features, including a novel antioxidant level measurement. Despite its attractive design and functionality, drawbacks in comfort compared to smaller smartwatches like the Apple Watch Series 9 are noted. The antioxidant feature stands out, although its accuracy appears questionable and might be sensitive to skin tone. Overall, the Ultra 2 proves capable for fitness tracking while prompting users to stay active through timely reminders.
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Published 22 Jul 2026, 13:25 UTC3 min read
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Summary
TL;DR
- Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 features a bright, large display.
- Unique antioxidant level measurement is a key health feature.
- Comfort issues noted compared to smaller models like the Apple Watch.
- Helpful in fitness tracking, including navigation during hikes.
- Design received positive feedback for its aesthetic appeal.
Interesting facts
- The antioxidant measurement is targeted to gauge carotenoid levels in blood but shows variable accuracy based on skin tone.
- Users receive motivational prompts to stay active and monitor their health.