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The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is so cheap, I might ditch my ‘dumb watch’

A man wearing the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4.
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Last year we were advising you to get a dumb watch, now we’re showing you a Samsung smart watch? It’s not that simple, and both have their place. Plus, this deal on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is pretty juicy, so we think you should have a look anyhow. Usually $430, the watch is now just $150. That’s a savings of $280, which accounts for 65% of the watch’s regular price. There’s not much time to get the watch, however, as this deal was already set to end in 13 hours while this article was being written. And that’s not even taking into account that the deal ends when it sells out. All of this is to say, if you’re interested in this deal, go ahead and tap the button below to see if its still being offered, as it very well might not be. If you see that it is, keep reading to learn more about the crew’s personal experiences with the watch.

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Why you should buy the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4

As stated before, even though we do love a good fitness tracker, showing off a smart watch isn’t our usual modus operandi around these parts. But, some deals are just too good to pass up. That’s why we’re taking a look at the expertise of our sister site, Digital Trends, and encouraging you to read our Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 review. Our reviewer found the watch to be quite comfortable. For the larger screen, he wore the 44mm watch despite having a smaller wrist and had no problems wearing it comfortably. The watch is IP68 dust and waterproof as well, offering some of the best dust and water protection that electronic devices can have.

For health, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 monitors your activity, steps, sleep, and blood Oxygen, like many other trackers. It also goes further and acts almost like a scale. While not weighing your wrist, it does measure BMI, BMR, weight, muscle, fat mass, and body fat. If you’re on a health journey, it could be interesting to have with you.

If this pulls your fancy then you need to tap the button below as soon as possible. If you’re still in luck, you’ll find the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 for just $150. Again, that’s $280 off of the regular price and a savings of 65%. Still want a “dumb watch”? You’re in good company: Go check out our collection of the best watch deals instead.

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John Alexander
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John Alexander is a former ESL teacher, current writer and internet addict, and lacks the wisdom to know what the future…
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