Samsung has raised the bar with the new Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra, offering the most powerful and versatile smartwatches to date. Despite a range of improvements, including a redesigned BioActive sensor for enhanced health tracking, these new models surprisingly do not support Wireless PowerShare. The decision to drop this feature was made in favor of prioritizing accuracy and functionality over convenience. While Wireless PowerShare may be handy in specific situations, its absence is unlikely to be a significant loss for most users. With a focus on delivering superior health and fitness tracking capabilities, Samsung has made a trade-off that many will find worthwhile. This move follows a trend starting with the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, indicating that Samsung is prioritizing performance and user experience over unnecessary features.