Save $108 With This Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and SmartTag 2 Tracker Bundle Before It's Gone
If you're an iPhone owner, choosing a smartwatch starts and ends with the Apple Watch. But if you're in the market for a smartwatch for Android, there are many more options to choose from. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is one of the best, and it's an even better option right now. Amazon is currently offering a deal that gets you the 44mm Galaxy Watch 7 and a Samsung SmartTag 2 Bluetooth tracker bundle for only $252.
That deal saves you $108 off the $360 that Amazon would normally sell these bundled items for, but time is running out to take advantage of it. This deal will end on June 30, so keep that in mind. With the 44mm Galaxy Watch 7 often sold for just a couple of dollars less, this deal is hard to ignore.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 supports all of the features we expect from these kinds of wearables, including sleep tracking, heart rate monitoring and a range of fitness tracking capabilities. The watch supports Galaxy AI to help compare your workout performance with previous ones, while the Energy Score calculates your physical readiness based on the day before.
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This deal is available on two different Galaxy Watch colors with green and silver on offer -- make sure to pick the one that you like best before adding your new watch to your cart.
Bundled with the watch is a SmartTag 2, a Bluetooth tracker that makes it easier to keep tabs on your stuff like bags, wallets and more. It's water and dust resistant, as you'd expect, and can run for up to 500 hours before its CR2032 battery needs to be replaced.
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As far as Samsung Galaxy Watch deals go, this is definitely one that is worth paying attention to. That's especially the case if you're already in the market for a new wearable and could make use of an essentially free Bluetooth tracker as well. Just keep an eye on that end date before you miss out.
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