As Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event, which is expected to take place this month, approaches, new leaks continue to come one after the other. Following the price information about foldable phones and new Galaxy Watch models, this time watch interfaces that users will directly interact with every day have come to the fore. New information shared by SammyGuru reveals the first details of five new watch interfaces prepared for Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. While these designs are expected to be introduced with the One UI 9 Watch update, it is stated that most of them can also be offered to older Galaxy Watch models.
The first of the new watch interfaces according to the leak Analog Balance bears its name. It is stated that Samsung may offer this design as the default watch interface of the Galaxy Watch 9 series. While the interface, based on the classic analog watch view, adopts a simple design, it also allows information such as step count, battery level, weather and Energy Score to be added via widgets. Although the shared images show the dark theme, Samsung is expected to offer different color options and editing options.
Prepared for users who prefer digital designs Dual Digit takes a completely different approach. Thanks to the large-sized digital time display, the screen is easy to read even when viewed from a distance. While the vertical color bar showing the seconds adds movement to the design, it also preserves the simple appearance of the interface. In addition, users can customize it by adding various shortcuts and widgets without compromising basic functions.
New interfaces prepared for Galaxy Watch 9 focus on different usage scenarios
Another new option Radial Dashboardtargets users who want to see as much information as possible on a single screen. Widgets placed in a circular shape surround the digital watch and allow information such as exercise progress, weather, battery status, navigation, compass and health data to be displayed simultaneously. Thus, it is possible to quickly access basic data without switching between different applications. It is stated that this design can offer practical use, especially for users who do sports or are interested in outdoor activities.
in the leak UltraPerformance It is stated that the watch interface named may be exclusive to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 model only. Continuing the design approach of the current Ultra series, this interface maintains the visual line that emphasizes durability and outdoor use while placing more information on the screen. In addition, it aims to offer a structure that is simple and readable enough for daily use.
With this interface, Samsung has previously offered Low Light Mode It is stated that the feature may also return. This mode, which automatically turns the watch interface into red tones in dark environments, not only increases eye comfort when used at night, but also helps preserve night vision. This feature can be a practical advantage, especially for those who camp, hike, or work in low-light environments.
The last design on the list is Dual Clock Info Board It is called. This interface can show two different time zones on the same screen and also leaves ample space for various widgets. For those who communicate with teams working in different countries, those who follow family members living abroad, or those who travel frequently, this design can offer a functional option in daily use.
According to available information, these watch interfaces will be available with the One UI 9 Watch version, which is expected to be introduced at the Galaxy Unpacked event. Considering Samsung’s update policy in previous years, it seems likely that most of the new interfaces will also come to older Galaxy Watch models that will receive the update. It is stated that the only exception for now is the Ultra Performance interface. Whether this will remain permanently exclusive to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 will become clear after Samsung’s official announcement.