You can obtain Samsung’s top-tier smartwatch at a discounted price of $250 by utilizing trade-in credits worth up to $400.
The company continues its love for electronic rehousing through recycling by launching another massive trade-in program for the Galaxy Watch Ultra. Users who maximize their $400 trade-in benefits can obtain the top Galaxy Watch for $250 while facing no additional cost than the Apple Watch SE’s price.
Customers can choose from three different color options when purchasing this 47mm smartwatch which features three interchangeable band modifications. The Galaxy Watch Ultra features three bands alongside an extremely robust titanium face which makes this wearable device perfect for intense workout sessions on land or aquatic activities and any outdoor exploration you choose to embark on.
Although the Galaxy Watch Ultra looks magnificent it serves no purpose as a fashion statement. People who love an active lifestyle should choose this smartwatch for their wrist. The device provides 10-atmosphere resistance which enables users who swim or dive and kayak and more to stay connected underwater.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra provides turn-by-turn directions along with advanced GPS to help you find your way back to civilization when you explore unknown areas searching for perfect climbing routes.
Your Galaxy Phone displays every fitness measurement together with heart-rate data that Galaxy AI enhances through body motion elimination for accurate readings. The device measures VO2 Max in addition to calculating estimated sweat loss.
The Galaxy AI system tracks past running and biking activities that users can compare against new workouts to monitor progress.
We’re not sure what happens to all of those devices sent to Samsung as part of all of these amazing trade-in offers. All we know is, the credits given back are extremely generous, enabling Samsung to sell top-level wearables like the Galaxy Watch Ultra for as little as $250. Round up your trade-ins and upgrade yourself to one of the best fitness smartwatches on the market today.
