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Hot deal! 41mm Pixel Watch 4 LTE crashes to all-time low $329.99

Save $120 on the 41mm Pixel Watch 4 LTE and get Wear OS, Fitbit tracking, and phone-free calling in one deal.

Hot deal! 41mm Pixel Watch 4 LTE crashes to all-time low $329.99

Samsung has recently reduced the price of its Galaxy Watch 9 to $299 for the 40mm model, marking a $79 decrease from its original $379 price point. The Galaxy Watch 9 series is a line of smartwatches that debuted in late July. The latest models have been upgraded with Snapdragon Wear Elite chipsets and enhanced tracking of vital signs.

Their exterior design remains largely unchanged, with subtle differences compared to the Galaxy Watch 8 and Watch 7 series. However, there is no Galaxy Watch 9 Classic version available. For those seeking more advanced features, the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is also on sale, priced at $579, a $120 reduction from its usual $699.

The base Galaxy Watch 9 is now available at $299, a stark contrast to its original cost. This deal does not require any trade-in or other conditions, making it an attractive offer for potential buyers. Observers have noted the watch selling for as much as $320 or as low as $300, but either way, it remains a reasonable deal for a brand-new smartwatch. Additionally, the 44mm Galaxy Watch 9 variant is discounted to $349, also benefitting from the same $79 discount.

These deals apply to both the cream and graphite color options, offering customers the choice between various band colors and styles. The availability of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, which starts at $579, is also worth mentioning, although its pricing is slightly higher than the other two models. The duration of this deal remains uncertain, so interested individuals should consider looking into the offer while it is still available. For the latest updates, check out 9to5Google on YouTube.

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