Samsung’s massive wave of new offers has not peaked yet, and they are not just for their recently released S25 devices. With up to $350 in instant trade-in credit available to lower the price to $300, less than half the price of the Apple Watch Ultra 2, or $100 off without trade for a very good $550, the Galaxy Watch Ultra, Samsung’s flagship wristwatch, is the newest addition to the great-deals trend.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra is one of the best fitness-first smartwatches available anywhere, so this fantastic deal on Samsung’s tough and dependable smartwatch is timed to go along with all of the amazing deals coming out of last week’s Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event. It is also ideal if you are still sticking to your 2025 fitness resolution four weeks into the new year.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra is the greatest fitness wearable for exploring and working out outdoors, but it also performs admirably at home or in the gym. The durable titanium body that encircles the crystal-clear 47mm Super AMOLED face is capable of withstanding the most intense exercises you are prepared to put it (and yourself) through. The Galaxy Watch Ultra is waterproof down to 10 atmospheres, making it ideal for swimmers and divers.
With the Galaxy Watch Ultra’s longest-lasting watch battery and turn-by-turn navigation and enhanced GPS, you can confidently set out on your far-flung trail excursions and find your way back to the beaten route. To assist you stay on your fitness path, Galaxy AI will compare your workout to your previous one and evaluate heart-rate tracking and other parameters, making the results conveniently available on your Samsung Galaxy phone.
With dedicated settings for dozens of sports, including badminton, hockey, and everything in between, the Galaxy Watch Ultra can be used for any kind of exercise or sport you can imagine. Personalized heart-rate zone, VO2Max, and even projected sweat loss are among the running data that are measured. You will not be able to outrun this fantastic smartwatch no matter how fast you are thanks to the Galaxy Watch Ultra’s 1.6GHz processor.
Additionally, the Galaxy Watch Ultra’s AI-enhanced sleep tracker may identify moderate to severe sleep apnea and potentially prevent catastrophic side effects from that deadly condition. If you do stop and rest at some time, the tracker will also tell you how restful your sleep was.
Go to Samsung right now to discover how close your previous smartwatch will get to earning you the $350 maximum trade-in credit if you are wishing it were a Galaxy Watch Ultra. You can either take advantage of the $100 no-trade offer and be content with a fantastic $550 price on an elite fitness wristwatch, or you can max it out and get the Galaxy Watch Ultra for just $300.
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Robert Haba is the founder and editor-in-chief of Droid Tools. A lifelong gadget enthusiast with over a decade following the Android ecosystem, he built this publication to cut through the noise and give readers honest, real-world coverage of the tech they actually use.
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