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Hurry up and get the robust Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra at a new record price!

Hurry up and get the robust Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra at a new record price!

The Galaxy Watch Ultra launched just a few months ago and was strangely marked down after Prime Day to a lower price than it was during Amazon’s latest members-only sales event. Now it’s cheaper than ever.

Normally priced at $649.99, Samsung’s first rugged watch isn’t exactly cheap after another $140 discount, but compared to the Apple Watch Ultra 2, it’s hard not to feel like you’re getting the deal here of his life. The thing is, you’ll have to hurry because Amazon is selling the Galaxy Watch Ultra at a new all-time low price in a single Titanium Gray color.

That means you probably only have a day or two (at most) before the e-commerce giant inevitably runs out of stock. And yes, I realize you may already have your sights set on next month’s Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday sales, but there’s no guarantee that deeper discounts will actually be offered anywhere.

With that in mind, it’s probably wise to avoid the rush and check an item off your holiday shopping list early, especially if that item is one of the all-around best smartwatches on the market. Our review of the Galaxy Watch Ultra proves without a doubt that Samsung has absolutely nailed its new rugged smartwatch approach – even though it hasn’t exactly taken a very original design path.

Yes, this bad boy looks a lot like those mentioned above Apple Watch Ultra 2but that doesn’t make the battery life any less impressive (especially by Wear OS standards), not to mention the super-rugged construction, stunning display, near-unbeatable arsenal of health monitoring, and flawless overall performance.

Of course, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is also guaranteed to receive plenty of timely software updates in the coming years, while its AI capabilities are still a work in progress, but a work in progress that promises plenty of potential for future growth.


Adrian has been an avid mobile technology enthusiast since the Nokia 3310 era and has a dynamic presence in the field of technology journalism. He contributed to Android Authority, Digital Trends, and Pocketnow before joining PhoneArena in 2018. His expertise spans various platforms, with a particular fondness for the diversity of the Android ecosystem. Despite the challenges of balancing full-time parenting with his work, Adrian’s passion for technology trends, running and movies keeps him energized. His commitment to mid-range smartphones has resulted in a diverse collection of devices that have been saved from personal bankruptcy by his preference for “fair” over “overpriced.”