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Galaxy Watch 8 Classic vs. Pixel Watch 4: I tested both, but a clear winner emerged

It was close, but still it was a hard choice

Galaxy Watch 8 Classic vs. Pixel Watch 4: I tested both, but a clear winner emerged

Samsung has rolled out an impressive lineup of discounts in its August Secret Sale. The promotion, which lasts for just 48 hours, offers up to 50% savings on a wide range of products. For those looking to upgrade their wearable tech, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 with a 40mm LTE model is now just AU$374.50, down from its original price of $749.

This deal is particularly attractive given that the newer Watch 9 model offers relatively modest improvements for $699. If you're in the market for a smartwatch with LTE capabilities and advanced health, sleep, and AI features, the Watch 8 is an excellent choice.

The Music Studio 7 LS70H, a highly praised music system, is now available at a discounted price of AU$449.40, a significant reduction from its original price of $749. The Music Studio 7 boasts Dolby Atmos support, high-quality stereo sound, and a wide array of streaming options, making it a fantastic value. If you're interested in creating a stereo setup, this deal is even more enticing.

For those in the market for a new tablet, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE (128GB, Wi-Fi) is now available for AU$649, down from its original price of $1099. This mid-range FE-series Galaxy Tab has received positive reviews for its excellent display, premium build quality, and IP68 rating. Additionally, Samsung has discounted the Galaxy S26 Ultra (256GB) to AU$1539, a substantial drop from its original price of $2199. This deal is available exclusively for the Silver Shadow and Pink Gold color options.

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