Hurry up and get the rugged Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra at a new record low price!
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Released just a few months ago and oddly marked down to a lower price after Prime Day than during Amazon's latest member-only sales event, the Galaxy Watch Ultra is now more affordable than ever before.
Normally priced at $649.99, Samsung's first-ever rugged timepiece is not exactly cheap after a fresh $140 discount, but compared to the Apple Watch Ultra 2, it's hard not to feel like you're making the deal of a lifetime here. The thing is you need to hurry, as Amazon is selling the Galaxy Watch Ultra at a new all-time low price in a single Titanium Gray colorway.
That means you probably only have a day or two (tops) before the e-commerce giant inevitably runs out of inventory. And yes, I realize your sights might already be set on next month's Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, but there are no guarantees deeper discounts will actually be on offer anywhere.
With that in mind, it's likely wise to beat the rush and cross one item off your holiday shopping list early, especially when said item happens to be one of the all-around best smartwatches out there. Our Galaxy Watch Ultra review proves beyond the shadow of a doubt that Samsung has absolutely knocked its rookie rugged smartwatch effort out of the park... despite not exactly adopting a very original design route.
Yes, this bad boy looks a lot like the aforementioned Apple Watch Ultra 2, but that doesn't make its battery life any less impressive (especially by Wear OS standards), not to mention that super-robust construction, the stunning display, virtually unbeatable health monitoring arsenal, and flawless overall performance.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is obviously also guaranteed to receive plenty of timely software updates over the coming years, while its AI skills are... still a work in progress, but a work in progress that shows plenty of promise for future growth.
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