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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra slashed by $770 ahead of Father's Day. Here's how to score it for $529
With Father's Day fast approaching, the hunt for the perfect present is officially on.
And if you're after something that ticks the boxes of practicality, style and cutting-edge tech, Amazon Australia has just dropped a deal that will make you look like the favourite child.
Right now, you can score the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra AI Smart Watch in 47mm LTE Titanium Silver for just $529, down from its usual $1,299.
That's a whopping 59 per cent off, saving you $770. Amazon Australia even promises it will arrive at least 20 days before Father's Day, so there's no last-minute panic buying required.
This is no ordinary smartwatch. The Galaxy Watch Ultra is designed for dads who like to push boundaries — whether that's hiking rugged trails, hitting the gym or simply wanting to keep on top of their health with the latest AI-driven tracking.
It boasts a titanium body, sapphire glass display and water resistance, making it tough enough to handle extreme adventures.
Its dual-frequency GPS ensures pinpoint location accuracy, while the built-in emergency siren and action button give added safety and functionality when out in the elements.
And thanks to next-generation Galaxy AI technology, Dad can get advanced wellness insights like an Energy Score and personalised recovery tips based on his daily biodata.
Fitness fanatics will love the multi-sport tracking modes that cover everything from road running to ocean swimming, along with intuitive sleep monitoring for better rest.
Pair it with the Samsung Health app and you unlock even more data tools, from logging calories burned to tracking caffeine intake, perfect for anyone serious about their health.
And if you're wondering whether it can keep up with Dad's lifestyle, the Galaxy Watch Ultra has been tested against extreme temperatures ranging from minus 20 to 49 degrees Celsius.
It's also been built to military-grade durability standards, so whether he's on the sand, summit, or simply chasing the kids around the park, it won't skip a beat.
While it's designed to handle almost anything, Samsung still recommends keeping it to general wellness and fitness purposes — it's not intended for diagnosing or treating medical conditions.
