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Galaxy Watch 8 leak details full specs, included bands, and higher prices

We know a lot about the Galaxy Watch 8 series already, but a new leak is now baring all, with full specs and details around all three new smartwatches, including the higher prices.

Dealabs reports that Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 series – comprised of Galaxy Watch 8, Watch 8 Classic, and Watch Ultra (2025) – will include a few key upgrades, such as jumping to 64GB of storage across the higher end models, as well as seeing the Exynos W1000 chipset used across the board. The base Galaxy Watch 8 will stick at 32GB of storage, while Classic and Ultra will be doubled to 64GB.

The report goes on to detail the full specs, as embedded below, and also notes that Galaxy Watch 8 (which comes in 40mm and 44mm sizes) will have a silicone band, Watch 8 Classic will have a “Premium Hybrid Strap,” and Watch Ultra (2025) will have an “Extreme Sport Bracelet.” In other words, Classic will have a partially leather, partially silicone or rubber design, while Watch Ultra will have the same band as last year’s model, though in a new color. Another notable detail is that Galaxy Watch 8 Classic doesn’t have LTE on all variants like the Ultra does.

FeaturesGalaxy Watch 8Galaxy Watch 8 ClassicGalaxy Watch Ultra (2025)
OSOne UI 8.0 WatchOne UI 8.0 WatchOne UI 8.0 Watch
Dial size40 mm / 44 m46 mm47 mm
Dimensions40mm: 40.4 x 42.7 x 8.6mm
44mm: 43.7 x 46 x 8.6mm
46.7 x 46 x 10.6 mm47.4 x 47.1 x 12.1 mm
Weight40 mm: 30 g
44 mm: 34 g
63.5 g60.5 g
MaterialsAluminum Armor
Sapphire Glass
Stainless steel
Sapphire glass
Titanium
Sapphire Glass
Screen40mm: 1.34″ (438×438)
44mm: 1.47″ (480×480)

327 ppi, Super AMOLED, 3000 nits
1.34″ (438×438), 327 ppi, Super AMOLED, 3000 nits1.47″ (480×480), 327 ppi, Super AMOLED, 3000 nits
Battery40mm: 325mAh
44mm: 435mAh
445 mAh590mAh
MemoryRAM: 2 GB / Storage: 32 GBRAM: 2 GB / Storage: 64 GBRAM: 2 GB / Storage: 64 GB
ProcessorExynos W1000 (5 core, 3nm)Exynos W1000 (5 core, 3nm)Exynos W1000 (5 core, 3nm)
SensorsAccelerometer
Altimeter
Gyroscope
Light sensor
Geomagnetic
sensor PPG (Photoplethysmographic)
sensor ECG (Electrical Cardiac) sensor
BIA (Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis) sensor
Accelerometer
Altimeter
Gyroscope
Light sensor
Geomagnetic
sensor PPG (Photoplethysmographic)
sensor ECG (Electrical Cardiac) sensor
BIA (Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis) sensor
Accelerometer
Altimeter
Gyroscope
Light sensor
Geomagnetic
sensor PPG (Photoplethysmographic)
sensor ECG (Electrical Cardiac) sensor
BIA (Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis) sensor
Bracelets includedSilicone sports bracelet (S/M)Premium Hybrid Strap (S/M/L)Extreme Sport Bracelet (S/M/L)

Meanwhile, the report also backs up prior rumors of price changes by revealing the pricing in France. Galaxy Watch 8 will apparently see a price hike just shy of 20%. Watch 8 Classic will also be around 20% more expensive compared to the larger Watch 6 Classic, while Watch Ultra (2025) will be the same price as its predecessor.

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Pricing breaks down as follows:

  • Samsung Galaxy Watch 8:
    • 40 mm : €379.99 (Bluetooth), €429.99 (Bluetooth + 4G)
    • 44 mm : €409.99 (Bluetooth), €459.99 (Bluetooth + 4G)
  • Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic : €529.99 (Bluetooth), €579.99 (Bluetooth + 4G)
  • Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) : €699.99

The report also suggests a July 23 release date for these smartwatches.

Reservations are open for all of Samsung’s devices, including the Watch 8 series, ahead of next week’s Unpacked event.


Samsung has reservations open now for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7, as well as Galaxy Watch 8 series, with a $50 credit when you pre-order and up to $1,150+ in savings. Reservations are free, and there’s no obligation to actually buy a device if you sign up, but there’s no other time you can get that $50 credit (which can go towards Galaxy Watch 8), 3x reward points, and other perks.


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