Shoppers can snap up brand new Samsung Galaxy Watch7 for only 30p a day in Sky deal
It is an exciting time for everyone when the latest line of tech from a brand hits the market. While some people have been waiting in anticipation to get their hands on the newest high quality gadgets, others look forward to the time of year for a different reason.
With Samsung launching their new range of high spec tech last month - the Flip7, Fold 7 and the Watch8 - many savvy shoppers have been waiting for the price of their other devices to go down in price. With a range of different retailers hosting discounts and monthly spending plans, now is the best time for shoppers to have a look around.
One cracking deal we found is on the Samsung Galaxy Watch7, which was only released in 2024 and was the tech brand's flagship smartwatch until the Watch8 was released on July 25. While the gadget retails for £239 outright, Sky's monthly deal means shoppers will only need to spend pennies each day on the device.
Sky is currently offering the 40mm version of the Watch7 for only £9 per month through a 36-month contract. When broken down this means that shoppers will only need to pay 30p a day towards their latest tech device, which will be up to date with all Samsung's latest features.
However, while this plan has zero per cent interest rate with no surprise price hikes to hit mid-contract, this plan will add an extra £95 to the overall cost of the smartwatch compared to paying for it outright, reports the Manchester Evening News.
It should also be noted that Samsung describes the Watch7 as more of a fitness and wellness tracker rather than a traditional smartwatch. However, this doesn't mean the device will only track your health and fitness, as shoppers will still be able to access their calls, texts and other notifications through the gadget.
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Featuring an improved dual GPS system, this watch is perfect for those who enjoy running and cycling as they can upload their data to specialist apps such as Komoot and Strava. Additionally, users will also be able to track their blood pressure, ECG and heart rate at all times.
One important feature that will help users prioritise their health is what Samsung is calling an 'energy score'. By compiling data collected from your heart rate and sleep, this feature will roughly let you know how energised you are at different points of the day. This can help users decide whether completing a workout is a good idea or not.
For those not fussed about all of the high spec features that come with fitness trackers, many shoppers have instead chosen to buy a budget smartwatch through Amazon. One popular device with nearly 18,000 ratings is the RUIMEN Smart Watch. Currently priced at £24.99 (RRP £39.99), this watch comes with all of your standard features.
Alternatively, another popular fitness tracker on the market is the Fitbit Versa 4 Smart Watch. Retailing at £129.99 on Argos, this watch comes with a battery life of up to six days and is compatible with both Android and iOS devices.
Many shoppers are still raving over the Galaxy Watch7 on Amazon, where it currently boasts a 4.4 star rating.
One delighted shopper said: "Great piece of kit. Ive previously owned many watches, including apple watches. Have to say this is the best of the lot... works great as a health tracker too. Love the health app too."
While another five-star reviewer added: "This is a great watch from samsung, well designed with many different functions installed. Works well with my Samsung Galaxy S21 phone, and interacts perfectly with the Samsung Health app. The battery is good under constant use, normall lasting around three days."
However, one shopper did caution: "It's brilliant, just make sure you use power saving mode."
With another customer leaving a mixed review: "The watch itself is sleek, and the features are solid, but I do wish there were more apps available for it. As someone who's used both Galaxy Watches and an Apple phone, I can't help but feel like the app selection is better on the iPhone side."
Despite this, a fifth shopper wrote: "Great watch with good range of inbuilt functions. 40mm is very light, do not notice on wrist comfortable band. Better battery life than watch3, fast charge up. What's not to like."
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