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If a smartwatch upgrade is something you're considering, you're probably looking at the classics: Garmin, Apple, and Samsung. Price can always be a big sway in a purchase of that size, so why not check out this whopper of a deal on the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra?

This smartwatch is a great option for fitness enthusiasts across all activities, specifically those who enjoy endurance sports. It has built-in fitness tracking tools like heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen measurements, and dual-frequency GPS for tracking accuracy, as well as advanced sleep tracking.

SEE ALSO: The Garmin Forerunner 265 is still at its best price at Amazon with $100 off

The advanced Galaxy AI lets you challenge and compete with yourself by analysing and comparing your different performances and peak levels. It also tracks physical readiness so you know when you should rest and when you can kick things up a notch.

The watch design boasts a bright AMOLED display with vibrant colors and brightness, and is controlled both by a touchscreen and physical buttons. A 60-hour battery will keep you going for a couple of days without needing a charge, and the 10ATM water-resistance classification allows you to enjoy both pool and ocean swimming.

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But the best part is the price. As of June 4, you can get the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra for $399.94, saving you $250 on list price.

Sold? Head to Amazon to secure this low price.

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