If you have an old Samsung watch, you can upgrade to the latest model for as little as $74.99. The company is offering amazing trade-in deals that cut a significant chunk of the Galaxy Watch 7‘s price. You can also grab the Galaxy Watch Ultra at a massive discount by trading in your old watch.
Trade in your old watch and grab the Galaxy Watch 7 at just $74.99
Samsung offers the Galaxy Watch 7 in two sizes: 40mm and 44mm. The watches cost $299.99 and $329.99, respectively. But if you already own a Galaxy Watch, you can trade it in and upgrade to the new model at just $74.99 and $104.99, respectively. The company offers a $225 trade-in credit against the Galaxy Watch 5, Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, Galaxy Watch 6, and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic (all size variants).
The Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic cut $200 off the Galaxy Watch 7’s price. Samsung is also offering great trade-in value for its Tizen OS-powered watches. The Galaxy Watch 3 drops the new model’s price to $149.99, while the Gear Fit 2, Galaxy Watch, Watch Active, Watch Active 2, or Gear S3 cut $100 off its price. All of these are amazing deals considering the upgrades on offer.
The Galaxy Watch 7 has a newer processor and 32GB of storage. It also offers an advanced BioActive sensor with higher accuracy. Samsung claims a 30% higher accuracy for heart rate tracking during intense workout sessions. The new watch also improves location tracking thanks to dual-frequency GPS. The design largely remains the same but Samsung has slightly redesigned the stock wrist strap.
If you want the best of Samsung, the Galaxy Watch Ultra has plenty more on offer — read our one-month review for more. It comes in a single 47mm model and costs $649.99. With Samsung’s trade-in deals, you can save up to $350, dropping the price to $299.99. The highest trade-in value is available for the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. Hit the links below to buy the new watches from Samsung’s online store.
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