Samsung ultra watch now £350 cheaper than apple rival watch in lowest ever deal

'IF YOU OWN A SAMSUNG PHONE, THIS IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST WATCH TO GET.' 16:11, 20 May 2025 This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we

generate from it. Learn more Smart watches have increasingly become popular over the last few years, with many people wanting to track their health and fitness in a convenient way. However,

with so many products on the market, it can be hard to choose which watch is best for you. Samsung is hoping to sway Android users into upgrading to their ultimate Galaxy watch by giving it

an amazing discount. Normally retailing for £599, the Galaxy Watch Ultra has been given a massive £150 price cut and this reduction has been passed to other retailers such as Amazon and

Argos. Now available for £449, the Samsung's premium watch is currently £350 cheaper than the Apple alternative - which is retailing for £799. This new deal on the ultimate Android

watch is the biggest discount it has been given since its release in 2024. READ MORE: APPLE USERS RUSH TO BUY £60 IPAD AIR IN 66% WOWCHER DEAL READ MORE: TOP UP YOUR BANK BALANCE BY WINNING

A SHARE OF £2,000! The Galaxy Watch Ultra is packed full of upgrades that shoppers won't be able to find in the standard Galaxy watch models, reports the Express. For example, the Ultra

comes with a more rugged titanium design that is built to withstand tough environments. Samsung has even gone on to boast that the Ultra is the "toughest Galaxy watch ever" and

that it shouldn't let users down no matter where it is taken. This means the watch will be able to cope with high altitudes, big changes in temperature, and comes with a better water

resistance. On top of this, the Samsung device comes with a Quick Button which takes you straight to all your favourite apps and features with a simple tap. This added convenience means

users won't waste time having to scroll through endless menus to start a run or workout. Also boasting a battery life of up to 100 hours, the smart watch includes a built-in alarm which

releases sound if the user should ever come into trouble. Along with a highly accurate GPS for pinpoint location accuracy, the watch also has a night mode which changes the display to black

and red for easy reading. Galaxy Watch Ultra £599 £449 Samsung Buy Now Regarded as the 'toughest Galaxy Watch ever', this Samsung watch shouldn't let users down no matter

where it is taken. With a Quick Button and up to 100 hours of battery life, this cracking £150 deal is the biggest price cut the watch has ever been given. For shoppers who are loyal to

Apple and are interested in the ultimate alternative, Amazon has slightly dropped the price of the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Now £769, this watch has a water resistance of 100m and features a

dual-frequency GPS for incredible accuracy. Alternatively, for those looking for something more budget friendly, Argos is selling the Garmin Instinct 2 Smart Watch for £190.16. With a

battery life of up to 28 days and a 32GB of memory, this watch is compatible with both iOS and Android. For those interested in the Galaxy Watch Ultra, Amazon shoppers have left raved

reviews about the device, as well as a 4.2 star rating. One delighted Android user said: "This is an excellent Samsung smart watch. I wasn't sure I would like it at first, but it

grows on you." Another also chimed in: "I really love using this smartwatch for running and playing music; the quality is very good. It was easy to set up since I already have a

Samsung phone. It's a great watch." However, a few shoppers gave mixed reviews about the watch. One person said: "When I begin my walk this watch starts by itself whereas the

Apple watch takes 10 minutes to recognise you're walking unless you start it yourself. "Sadly Blood pressure measurement is NOT accurate at all. I suffer with High BP and I cannot

rely of this watch to be accurate. It is way off. Also I've found it alerts you to a fall even though I haven't fallen." Another shopper added: "This is a lovely looking,

premium feel, watch. Unfortunately it doesn't function as well as it looks. I wanted mine to connect with my samsung phone and provide health info. "The sleep tracking worked for

2 nights then stopped. The same thing happened on a previous watch! I reset it, made sure all permissions were given, but still nothing. I am very disappointed in Samsung." Despite

this, another five-star reviewer gushed: "If you own a Samsung phone, this is without a doubt the best watch to get. I've had the previous generations of Samsung watches, and I did

wonder what made this 'Ultra', but the difference in performance definitely makes the title worthwhile. "Thankfully they've finally used a decent, simple strap

mechanism! It measures all the usual stuff, heart rate, O2 sats, BP etc, and it does so very smoothly and cleanly. The best." A fourth reviewer followed on: "Love the shape and

feel, easy to use, like all features and the faces available. Personally like a stainless steel strap (bought separately). Had the original 46mm only recently upgraded to this one, worth the

update." Article continues below It is unclear when Samsung's deal will end, so for those who want to buy the Galaxy Watch Ultra for £449, they can click HERE. JOIN THE DAILY

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