Samsung's Galaxy Watch Active 2 scores 50 percent discount with cellular support
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
The Galaxy Watch Active 2 is certainly not cheap, at a regular starting price of $250 in a Bluetooth-only variant and $400 and up with built-in cellular support, but at the same time, this is undoubtedly one of the best smartwatches available today for both Android and iOS pairing.
Formally unveiled roughly five months ago and commercially released in the US in late September, Samsung's newest fitness-centric smartwatch scored its first decent discount ahead of the holiday season. Since then, the deals have slowly grown more frequent and attractive, but if you'd rather buy the wearable device from a carrier than an eBay seller, now's probably the time to pull the trigger over at Sprint.
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The nation's fourth-largest wireless service provider has the LTE-enabled Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 on sale at 50 percent off its list price in both 40 and 44mm sizes, as well as black and gold hues. The main condition you need to meet is activate the cellular-capable gadget on a new watch plan with a 24-month installment agreement.
If that's not a problem, you're looking at spending a measly $8.96 a month instead of $17.92 for a grand total of around $215 (down from $430) as far as the smaller model is concerned, while the larger variant will set you back $9.37 a month for two years, amounting to $225 after a combined price cut of, well, $225.
Unlike the non-LTE versions of the second-generation Galaxy Watch Active, which are made from aluminum, these two bad boys on sale at Sprint for a limited time rock super-premium stainless steel constructions. That makes them a little heavy, at 37 and 44 grams in 40 and 44mm sizes respectively, but also very robust and elegant.
The Super AMOLED display is an absolute beaut, the activity and health tracking tools pretty much flawless (even without ECG monitoring and fall detection), and the battery life is... not too bad for such a powerful little computer for your wrist.
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