Apple and Samsung's flagship smartwatches compete across performance, durability, and display quality. Here's how they stack up.
Display
The Apple Watch Ultra 4 features a Retina LTPO display with 3,000 nits peak brightness, while the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 offers an AMOLED screen with up to 3,000 nits as well. Both remain readable in direct sunlight.
Durability
Apple's Ultra 4 maintains its titanium case and ceramic back, rated for extreme conditions. Samsung's Ultra 2 uses titanium construction with sapphire crystal protection. Both offer water resistance to 100 meters.
Features
The Ultra 4 includes enhanced health monitoring with advanced ECG and blood oxygen tracking. The Ultra 2 provides similar health metrics alongside Samsung's ecosystem integration.
Performance
Apple's S10 chip powers the Ultra 4, while Exynos W1000 drives the Ultra 2. Processing power differences are negligible for typical use.
Battery
Apple claims 36-hour battery life; Samsung rates the Ultra 2 at 60+ hours depending on usage.
Price
Apple Watch Ultra 4 starts at $799; Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 begins at $299.
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