Like the numerous device slated to launch at Galaxy Unpacked, the Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra have been at the center of multiple leaks. The former will be offered in 40 mm and 44 mm variants, while the latter ups the screen size to 47 mm. So far, there been no word about how the two SKUs differ. A new leak suggests that there might not be much.

Spotted by X user @negativeonehero on a South Korean forum, a table highlighting the key features of the Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Watch7 Ultra has surfaced online. It confirms earlier leaks about the battery capacity of each SKU (Galaxy Watch7 40 mm: 300 mAh, 44 mm: Watch Ultra 425 mAh, 47 mm: 590 mAh). Both models will use a 3 nm Exynos W1000 SoC along with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage.

The core features of the Galaxy Watch Ultra and Watch7 seem to be identical and include ECG, blood pressure, body composition, oxygen saturation, temperature change, sleep quality, and exercise information. Whether or not the Galaxy Watch Ultra will get any exclusive features remains to be seen, but previous leaks hinted at the ability to detect blood sugar.

If nothing, it will at least stand out among its peers with its unique aesthetic. Plus, the Galaxy Watch Ultra could launch with a brighter 3,000 nits display (vs 2,000 nits on the Watch7) and a Titanium Chassis. That alone could explain why it weighs 61 grams. That, and the Watch Ultra gets a three buttons instead of two. These factors could be why it is remarkably pricier than the Galaxy Watch7.

Lastly the leak also shows off the Korean prices of the Galaxy Watch7 (40 mm KRW 379,500/$274, 44 mm: KRW 419,000/$303) and the Galaxy Watch7 Ultra (KRW 899,800/$651). These prices almost certainly include local taxes and might vary in different regions.