Samsung's next Unpacked event, scheduled for July 10, is just around the corner. The number of leaks surrounding the Korean company's next wearable or accessory has been steadily increasing.

On X, regular leaker Evan Blass has released four images purportedly showing the look of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, Galaxy Watch 7, and the redesigned Galaxy Buds 3. All three devices, as is Samsung's custom look quite sleek, as is Samsung's custom.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra is the company's new premium wearable; with a high-end price tag of $700, it should look worth the deposit.

Designed to compete with Apple's Watch Ultra series, images from Blass showcase a bright orange band and a classically designed face. It matches the rendering we saw of a circular face on a square case.

On the right side of the face, two buttons can be seen above what appears to be an orange crown.

The bright orange band is a new look for this watch, as we have only seen it in gray or black. Allegedly, silver and white options are also available. It will be interesting to see if Samsung opens up this band to other colors.

The micro-LED display boasts a sapphire crystal screen and is said to boast up to 3,000 nits of brightness.

The latest Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 images confirm some design principles we have seen from regular leak-maven OnLeaks.

Samsung has been rumored to have been playing with a square form factor for the Watch 7, but the company seems to be sticking with the circular face featured in the first six iterations of the brand's smartwatch.

The Watch 7 was rumored to come in three colors: gray, white, and forest green. In this leak, we would describe it as more of an olive color. The Galaxy Watch 6 also had gold and "graphite." It would not be surprising to see these colors in stores as well.

The Watch 7 falls between the recently announced $199 Galaxy Watch FE and the premium Ultra mentioned above; it is expected to be available between $299 and $499.

The Galaxy Buds 3 was rumored to be a design change from the pea-like shape that has comprised the earphone line since 2020.

We knew Samsung would add a stem to the buds like Apple's AirPods, but it's still odd to see; Blass itself had previously teased the design change in a heavily pixelated image.

The stem should make the Galaxy Buds easier to control, even though the controls on the Galaxy Buds 2 and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro are easier to use. Still, the controls should be smoother and the microphone quality should improve.

Pricing for the next Buds has not yet been announced, but the Buds 2 launched for $140 and the later Pro model for $230; the Buds 3 is expected to be similarly priced.

All three devices will be announced at Samsung Unpacked on July 10.