Samsung begins pre-orders for Galaxy Watch Ultra2, Galaxy Watch9 with discounts and EMI offers
Samsung has opened pre-orders in India for the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Galaxy Watch9, its newest smartwatch lineup focused on health tracking, AI-powered insights and round-the-clock wearability. The watches go on general sale on August 7, and Samsung is pairing the launch with discounts, bank cashback, upgrade offers and no-cost EMI.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch series: key features
Samsung positions the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 as the more rugged model for outdoor athletes and endurance users who need stronger durability, better battery life and advanced activity tracking. It presents the Galaxy Watch9 as the everyday smartwatch with a lighter design, better comfort and a stronger focus on continuous health monitoring.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 gets a larger 800mAh battery, up to 5,000 nits peak brightness and Samsung’s latest Snapdragon Elite platform. It also adds Trail Run tracking, Nutrition Alert, diving support and a slimmer titanium body than the previous generation.
The Galaxy Watch9 comes in 40mm and 44mm sizes with aluminium cases, up to 3,000 nits peak brightness and Snapdragon Elite power. Samsung is offering new bands for both models, including sportier options for the Ultra2 and softer, lifestyle-focused bands for the Watch9.
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Samsung is pushing AI as the main upgrade story across both watches. New features such as Vitals, Heart Health Score, Daily Cardio Load, Fitness Index and Hearing turn biometric data into practical guidance for sleep, recovery, exercise and long-term wellness. Samsung seems to want the watches to act like a health companion rather than a passive sensor on your wrist.
Pricing and offers
Samsung is also offering up to Rs 9,500 in multibuy discounts, Rs 1,500 in redeemable coupons, up to Rs 3,500 in upgrade discounts, up to Rs 3,500 bank cashback and 24-month no-cost EMI with zero down payment.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 is clearly the one for serious outdoor users, fitness enthusiasts and anyone who values battery life, brightness and ruggedness over price. The Galaxy Watch9 looks like the better fit for most buyers, especially if you want a comfortable everyday smartwatch with strong health tracking and a lower entry price.
The real appeal here is Samsung’s push toward AI-driven health insights, but the value will depend on how useful those features feel in daily use. If you already own a recent Galaxy Watch, the upgrades may be more incremental than transformative, but new buyers get a far more complete package than before.
