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 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

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

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:

In addition to its new flippable and foldable phones, Samsung showed off the Galaxy Watch8 and Galaxy Watch8 Classic.