The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is thinner, brighter, and has a bigger battery than its predecessor, but it’s also more expensive. We dive into the details to see if the price bump is worth it.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch 8 series brings thinner squircle cases, brighter displays, Wear OS 6, plus the brand's beloved rotating bezel.

Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy Watch 8 series alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 at its 2025 Unpacked event. The new watches sport a

From first-of-their-kind health tools to the return of the rotating bezel, here's what's new and noteworthy on Samsung's latest smartwatches.

Samsung just made its Galaxy Watch 8 series more...Ultra. On Wednesday, at its Samsung Unpacked event, the company announced two new watches: The Galaxy Watch 8, and the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic. The biggest change is one that's also immediately recognizable: The Galaxy Watch 8 now has a squircle design,

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 series is here. Compare the Watch 8 vs Watch 8 Classic and Watch Ultra to learn which model is worth buying.

But it has fewer color options now, leaving you to choose from Blue Shadow, Jet Black, and a new Coralred. Mint is also available, but only via Samsung’s website. Take a closer look at the color options in the Z Flip 7’s unboxing video:

Samsung’s latest foldables are officially here and available for preorders, with devices shipping on July 25. The new Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and budget-friendly Z Flip 7 FE all debut with One UI 8 built on Android 16.