Get a Samsung smartwatch at a great price on Prime Day
As part of early Prime Day savings, two of Samsung’s top smartwatch models are currently on sale for incredibly low rates, so forget about the rumored Samsung Galaxy Watch 8. I’m referring to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra, of course.
Amazon is selling the 40mm Galaxy Watch 7 for just $209, down from $299, and the 44mm variant for just $199.99, down from $269. But that’s not all. Amazon now sells the durable and long-lasting Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra for $399, down from $649. Visit our early Prime Day bargains live blog for further discounts.
With the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event less than a week away, where we’ll likely get our first look at the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch 8, now is a wonderful time to get a Galaxy Watch 7 or Ultra for less money!
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The Galaxy Watch 7 is still a really powerful and impressive smartwatch, and even after the release of the Galaxy Watch 8, I’ll probably still suggest it if it stays affordable, even though the next generation smartwatches will undoubtedly have some awesome new capabilities.
The Galaxy Watch 7 is the greatest wristwatch for tracking sleep in 2025, in addition to being one of my favorite Android-compatible models. Available in 40mm or 45mm (both sizes are on sale), it provides a plethora of helpful native and third-party apps, dependable workout tracking and safety features, outstanding AI-backed holistic insights, and an incredibly comfortable design.
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In contrast, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra has twice the battery life (up to three days in low power mode) and a much larger, all-titanium case with 100 meters of water resistance (compared to the Watch 7’s 50mm) and all the same features and comprehensive tools as the Galaxy Watch 7.
With the same tough-as-nails, anything-goes attitude as the Apple Watch Ultra series, consider it the Android counterpart.
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