Samsung teases the next Galaxy Watch and its AI-powered "Health Companion"

Samsung is holding its next Unpacked event on July 22 in London, and on that occasion it's going to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold8, Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip8, but also, according to a ton of past rumors, the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and the Galaxy Watch9.

Today the company has released the video you can see below, which is teasing its next smartwatches, along with what it calls a "new AI-powered Health Companion". Samsung says the Galaxy Watch will play "a critical role as a health-first, always-on gateway for advanced, personalized AI".

The company promises that simply wearing the new Galaxy Watch will provide you with "a whole new level of effortless wellness". The device will work continuously in the background, "making comprehensive healthcare a seamless part of your daily routine”.

It also advertises "all-new internal components" as well as enhanced battery life, which means the upcoming watches will "track your health longer and with greater accuracy", and will be able to offer "intelligent, AI-driven insights" in order to help you better understand and proactively manage your health in real time.

The text in the video itself says we can expect "a sleek shape, a comfortable titanium design, and a crystal-clear display", as well as a "super long-lasting battery and brand-new processor with enhanced efficiency". The watch is "built for extreme trail running, ocean diving, cycling, and intense workouts”. You can just raise your wrist and speak to your AI. There's built-in heart rate, calorie consumption, blood pressure, sleep apnea, and automatic body composition tracking.