Samsung Watch9 and Ultra2 Prices in Lithuania

Adapted by the infoerdve.lt editorial team from a Samsung statement distributed through BNS.

Samsung has unveiled two smartwatches at its Galaxy Unpacked event in London: the Galaxy Watch9 for everyday use and the more rugged Galaxy Watch Ultra2 for active sports and demanding conditions.

Sales in Lithuania are scheduled to begin on August 27, 2026. Prices will start at €409 for the Galaxy Watch9 and €749 for the Galaxy Watch Ultra2.

The original BNS listing referred to foldable Galaxy phones in its headline, but the supplied announcement described only the two watches. No information about phones has therefore been included here.

The Galaxy Watch9 will be available in 40 mm and 44 mm sizes. According to Samsung, its aluminium case is thinner and lighter, making the watch more comfortable to wear throughout the day and while sleeping. It retains the main activity, sleep and health-monitoring functions offered by the range.

The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 is aimed at frequent exercisers and people who spend more time outdoors. It has a titanium case, a bright display and a higher-capacity battery designed for longer training sessions and more challenging conditions.

Its sports features analyse route elevation and terrain, help users select a suitable running pace and estimate fluid lost during exercise. For water sports and diving, the watch can display depth and water temperature in real time while underwater.

Both models use Samsung’s BioActive sensor to collect biometric measurements. The company says an artificial-intelligence system connects those readings with the user’s activity, sleep and daily habits to produce personalised insights.

The watches may suggest reducing physical exertion, allowing more time for recovery or reviewing a sleep routine. They also assess heart-related measurements, fitness and training load, warn users about potentially dangerous environmental noise levels and monitor key body signals overnight for deviations.

Mindaugas Jančys, Samsung’s head of mobile devices in Lithuania, said the company’s objective is to turn individual measurements into clear, practical insights that can support everyday decisions.

These functions are presented as manufacturer-described device capabilities. The announcement provides no independent research or clinical assessment, so the watches should not be understood as medical diagnostic devices.

The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 will be sold in titanium silver and titanium grey. Colour availability for the Galaxy Watch9 will depend on whether buyers choose the 40 mm or 44 mm version. Samsung also plans straps for different uses, including outdoor activities, water sports, everyday wear and sleep.

Buyers of either model will be offered a free 60-day Strava subscription trial and 60 days of access to the iFIT training platform. Strava provides activity tracking and access to its international sports community, while iFIT offers trainer-led workouts that can be followed on the watch.

Further product details are available through Samsung.lt. The next confirmed milestone is the start of official Lithuanian sales on August 27, 2026.

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