Samsung introduced the Galaxy Watch 7 and Watch Ultra in the latter part of last year. Now, the company is gearing up to unveil the successors, named the Galaxy Watch 8 series, within the next few months.

Although Samsung has not made any official announcements regarding these upcoming wearables, a tipster has discovered test firmware linked to the Galaxy Watch 8, hinting at imminent developments. According to tipster *@theordysm*, the test firmware builds for the Galaxy Watch 8 series have been identified.

Reports indicate that the new smartwatches will be available in both Bluetooth and LTE connectivity options. The Bluetooth variants are designated by the model numbers SM-L320 and SM-L330, associated with firmware builds L320XXU0AYC4 and L320OXM0AYC4, respectively.

For the LTE models, the identifiers are SM-L325U and SM-L335U, supported by the firmware builds L325USQU0AYC6 and L325UOYM0AYC6. Considering that the current Galaxy Watch 7 models follow the pattern of SM-L310 and SM-L315, this information aligns well with Samsung’s typical naming conventions, suggesting that the leak could indeed be credible.

So far, details regarding the specifications of the Galaxy Watch 8 series remain scant as the source has not provided any insights in that regard. Initial reports have also hinted that Samsung may make several models available, including the Galaxy Watch 8 and a Galaxy Watch 8 Classic.

Furthermore, there are speculations about the potential launch of a Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, although no specific details have emerged. Last year’s Galaxy Watch 7 models featured significant enhancements, such as improved health tracking sensors and more advanced AI-powered wellness tracking features.

Samsung is likely to build on these advancements with the new Galaxy Watch 8 series. Expected to debut alongside the new foldable smartphones in July or August 2025, the Galaxy Watch 8 series is something to watch closely for tech enthusiasts.