Samsung and Amazon have unleashed some absolute Prime Day bargains today, headlined by a huge saving on the brand’s Galaxy Watch Active wearable.
Prime members can save £55 off the £229 RRP on the watch. That means you’ll end up paying just £174. Compared to the £399 Apple Watch 4, this is a significantly cheaper product.
You’ll have to act fast though, the deal is only sticking around for today (16 July) and when it’s gone, it’s gone. You’ll also need to be a Prime member to pick the watch up at this impressive price.
The Samsung Galaxy Active is a light fitness-focused watch that tracks steps, calories and loads of other data. There is GPS onboard for accurate run tracking and overall the user-interface is very intuitive and easy to get to grips with. It’s a very nice watch to use and it’s nowhere near as bulky as some of the competition.
There’s also integrated GPS (plus Glonass, Beidou and Galileo support) for phone-free route tracking, a barometer, gyro, optical heart rate sensor and NFC for use with Samsung Pay. Basically, there’s everything you could want.
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Fitness stuff aside, the Galaxy Watch serves up notifications from your phone and allows you to control things like music without digging your phone out. There’s a number of watch faces available too and you can switch the straps out easily too.
In our first look at the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active we said: “A worthy successor to the Samsung Gear Sport that boasts an attractive design and worthwhile new features for the price.”
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