Now available only at Samsung, the best Galaxy Watch Ultra deal is still going!

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For reasons we are struggling to explain, one Black Friday deal on the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra keeps getting better and better.

In the last few days Samsung's rugged smartwatch, new for late 2024, has fallen in price from $473 to $449, then to $438. After a price drop to $434 at Amazon, Samsung has taken the reins and is now the only vendor hosting this stonking deal, with $215 off at Samsung.com.

If you're in the UK, you can score a healthy £100 discount, now just £499, a decent discount, and a much more stable price that hasn't changed since this deal first began.

Today’s best Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra deals

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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra: was $649.99 now $434 at Samsung

For the fourth time this week, the Galaxy Watch Ultra has fallen to its lowest-ever price. Now just $434, it's fully one-third off its original $649 price tag.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra: was £599 now £499 at Amazon

If you want a Galaxy Watch Ultra in the UK, you can find it at Amazon for £499, a price matched by Currys and Samsung's own website too. That's the lowest-ever price and a much more stable discount than the US listing.

We love the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, and it's our top pick for the best Android smartwatch right now. That's because of its great battery, rugged titanium exterior, programmable Quick Button, and all of Samsung's great health tracking metrics.

Battery life is better than the Apple Watch Ultra, but can't quite match Garmin models. It also comes with Samsung's Galaxy AI fitness features, giving you artificial intelligence insights into your physical movements, body composition, and more.

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