If you’re hearing the call of those outdoor workouts and adventures again, you might be ready for an upgrade to your fitness-oriented smartwatch. Even if your old one is still working, it might be more useful as a trade-in toward the rugged and robust Galaxy Watch Ultra, especially now while Samsung is offering up to $325 in instant trade-in credit that would amount to a 50% discount from the original price of $650.
Even if you have a sentimental attachment to your current fitness watch and don’t want to send it packing, Samsung’s also offering $140 off the price of the Galaxy Watch Ultra without a trade-in, bringing the price down to $510. But that instant trade-in credit makes the deal so much sweeter, since it would score you this elite-level fitness smartwatch for just $325.
Bring Your Best Shot
Having your workouts measured and monitored by a top-notch smartwatch is great, but if you’re worried about the wear and tear your workouts could inflict on it (we’re looking at you, rock climbers and trail runners), you might end up holding back a little bit.
There’s no need to baby the Galaxy Watch Ultra. Its 47mm case is made of tough titanium, and you get to choose between the durable synthetic Peakform band or the water-friendly Marine band. That Marine band will come in handy if you decide to put the Galaxy Watch Ultra’s 10 atmospheres of waterproofing to the test. The rechargeable battery is just as tough as the rest of the watch, with a huge 60 hour capacity on a single charge. It’s Samsung’s longest-lasting watch battery ever.
Statistical Superstar
As a fitness-first smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch Ultra is absolutely loaded with the best and latest tech to measure and analyze your workouts and health, along with superior GPS and multi-satellite location tracking for your safety. It uses Galaxy AI to send you personalized daily fitness tips and workout suggestions, including an overall score that analyzes your recent exertions and amount and quality of sleep to let you know if today’s a good day to get in a good hard workout or take a rest day to avoid injury.
The Galaxy AI also compares your current workout with past ones, showing you how you’re progressing, and the heart rate tracking and sleep montoring of the Galaxy Watch Ultra are the best yet from the Galaxy line of smartwatches.
If you have a Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, you can claim the full $325 in trade-in credit with that alone. Other Galaxy Watch models can be traded in for between $150 to $300, and Samsung is also accepting smartwatches from other manufacturers including Apple, Google, and Garmin. There’s already a $140 offer on the table from Samsung so you can get the Galaxy Watch Ultra for $510, or you can aim at that fat $325 of instant trade-in credit to slash the price in half.
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