This limited-time deal on the larger-sized Galaxy Watch 6 with LTE will sweep you off your feet،
If you want a new Samsung wearable but don't want to spend over $300 on the Watch 6 Classic, how about going with the non-classic model? If you act now, you can save $80 on the larger Galaxy Watch 6 with LTE connectivity at Amazon.
This tremendous savings opportunity is not a one-time thing. As far as we know, it first went live during the Black Friday shopping season at various major US retailers. Still, saving $80 on this puppy without any trade-ins seems like a good deal to us. Keep in mind that Amazon's deal is time-limited, so you might want to take advantage of it before it ends.
Speaking of trade-ins, if you're looking to trade in an older wearable, you might want to check out Best Buy's deal on the same watch, as there you can get additional savings by sparing an older device in good condition . . Whichever merchant you choose, know that the Samsung smartwatch offers you excellent value for money at this price.
Not only is this laptop super sleek and premium. Although it doesn't feature a stainless steel case like the Watch 6 Classic, one of the best smartwatches for Android users has a beautiful 1.5-inch Super AMOLED display with durable sapphire glass protection.
Naturally, the Wear OS smartwatch also has many advanced features such as sleep tracking and coaching, BIA analysis, ECG monitoring and recording. Since this is the LTE-enabled 44mm wearable, you get additional features like handling phone calls and messages even when your phone is not there.
THE Galaxy Watch 6 works relatively well on the battery front, especially considering the battery life of Apple's competing smartwatches. Then again, if you want to charge your watch less than once every 1.5 days on average, you might want to check out one of Garmin's GPS smartwatches.
All things considered, the LTE-enabled 44mm Galaxy Watch has some of the best features in Samsung wearable technology. And while its MSRP of around $380 might generally put you off, it's certainly a lot more appealing at $80 off.
