While Samsung has launched its Presidents’ Day sale with loads of notable deals, not to mention ongoing offers on the new Galaxy S25, S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra, Amazon is stepping in this morning with a particularly big-time price drop on the Galaxy Watch Ultra at $419.99 shipped. Regularly $650, this is a straight up $230 price drop on the flagship Samsung wearable and the lowest price we can find.
While we did track some notable opportunities to score a deep deal on Galaxy Watch Ultra with your purchase of a new S25 device, Amazon’s price today is the best straight up cash discount around.
Just keep in mind that you can still score up to $400 off your Ultra with trades direct from Samsung and you can still leverage the bonus $100 in credit that comes with S25 towards the flagship wearable – just add both to your cart.
All things considered today’s options are easily among the best opportunities we have tracked to score the Galaxy Watch Ultra since its release last year. Today’s Amazon all-time low undercuts just about all of the holiday and Black Friday deals we spotted last year and makes for a notable chance to secure yourself the latest and greatest Samsung wrist computer.
I, for one, happen to think it’s among the best looking smartwatches out there (alongside Apple Watch Ultra 2 and those new OnePlus models), and it, of course, also comes with all of the health and fitness tracking features any good smartwatch from a brand like Samsung should.
For a complete breakdown of what all of that entails, swing over to 9to5Google for a complete rundown.
Galaxy Watch Ultra features:
Climb the highest peak; Bike the long way home; The durable titanium design is our toughest yet, able to stand up to the rigors of your workout, including rainy or dusty conditions — even ocean swimming. From Monday morning runs to Thursday night basketball — our longest-lasting Watch battery ever goes up to 100 hours on a single charge. Easily stay in touch using Smart Reply with Galaxy AI; It offers quick text reply suggestions based on the context of your conversation.
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