Samsung pushes an new update for the latest Galaxy watches models

Robert Haba
Robert Haba
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Samsung pushes an new update for the latest Galaxy watches models
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A new software update is coming out for some Galaxy Watch models, so you might want to check your settings if you use one.

Samsung usually only releases a few upgrades for the Galaxy Watch annually, but at least one significant one. One of the company’s less significant updates is currently being released for a few Galaxy Watch models.

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The May 2025 security update is being released by the firm for the most recent models of the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra. This covers Verizon variants as well, although we’re seeing a very short changelog for basic phones that displays the March 2025 security patch:

  • The usability of device operations has been improved.

In the meantime, the March 2025 security patch is being applied to the Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro. However, this most recent upgrade is the first one for these devices to be made generally available in 2025. A few weeks ago, some customers received an April update, but it omitted many regions and variants.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 40mm
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra
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