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Samsung’s premium Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is down to $389.99 at Amazon

Save 28% on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, a premium Wear OS smartwatch with a rotating bezel and health tools.

Samsung’s premium Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is down to $389.99 at Amazon

Samsung has reduced the price of its premium smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, to $389.99 on Amazon, marking a 28% discount off its original price of $549.99. This model, designed for 2025, boasts a stainless-steel body, a rotating bezel reminiscent of traditional watches, and the smartwatch features expected from Android devices.

Available in a 46mm size, it offers Bluetooth and LTE connectivity, along with two color options: black and white or silver. Positioned higher than the standard Galaxy Watch 8, it provides a more luxurious feel and a tactile method for navigating menus through its rotating bezel.

Powered by Google Wear OS and Samsung’s latest watch software, the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic also incorporates Galaxy AI and Gemini-style assistance. It includes advanced health tools such as sleep tracking, workout support, ECG, and blood-pressure monitoring, available in certain regions. Battery life on this model generally surpasses that of the smaller standard version, offering 1.5 to over 2 days of typical usage, depending on settings.

Amazon’s deal on this device, priced at $389.99, represents a significant saving of $160, though it isn’t the lowest price seen this year. However, it does represent the best discount since the previous Prime Day, making it an attractive option for those looking to purchase Samsung’s top-class, classic-style smartwatch at a reduced rate. Note that the discount is only available to Amazon Prime members, though a free 30-day trial can be accessed if you’re not already a member.

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