There's always time to take advantage of a Samsung smartwatch sale - save up to $50 today

There's always time to take advantage of a Samsung watch sale - save literally some dollars on Samsung smartwatches now
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Here at GamesRadar+, we're always looking at all things cool and new in the world of tech to complement our gaming stuff, and this Samsung watch sale is just the sort of vehicle to help us acquire some more digital goodness. And it's one I can personally vouch for too: I got one of Samsung's smartwatches in the end-of-year sales and can 100% testify for them being a great, fun, techy way to increase your digital life's reach and integration of your devices - and get something cool in the process.

This month's Samsung watch sale is spread across several retailers but most models are currently discounted. The leader in the field, the larger 46mm version of the Galaxy Watch has now leveled out at a new(ish) low price of $299 at Walmart, for example. Given this had a regular price way north of $300 for a really long time, this is good value. Elsewhere the 42mm variant has 50 dollars off, bringing its price down to $279.99. These are fine prices for fine smartwatches and I can personally testify to their quality and awesomeness. The Samsung watches are held in very high regard and our friends over at TechRadar rate them so highly that the Samsung Galaxy Watch pips the Apple Watch 5 to the top of their rankings.

It's worth noting that these are the Bluetooth versions of the smartwatches - unless you plan on using the watch exactly like your phone then you don't need the LTE versions. The watches will give you notifications of all your phone apps, let you control music and Spotify, and give you great rundowns on all the fitness action you could require - among many other things.

Samsung Galaxy Watch| 46mm | $299 at Walmart (save $50)

Samsung Galaxy Watch| 46mm | $299 at Walmart (save $50)
This is the version I have; a little larger and pretty much whole extra days worth of battery life than the 42mm variant. Though it will cost a bit more - but this is a great price.

Samsung Galaxy Watch | 42mm | Midnight Black | $279.99 at Best Buy (save $50)

Samsung Galaxy Watch | 42mm | Midnight Black | $279.99 at Best Buy (save $50)
This is also a great price for a quality smartwatch, and offers - perhaps - a better-suited watch for smaller wrists.

SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch Active | 40mm | Black | $179 at Walmart (save $20)

SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch Active | 40mm | Black | $179 at Walmart (save $20)
The model that puts fitness first and trims apps and everything else back a bit. A great option at safely under the $200 mark. The Rose Gold variant is on sale at the same price too.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 | Bluetooth | 40mm | Aluminium | Silver | $249 at Walmart (save $30)

Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 | Bluetooth | 40mm | Aluminium | Silver | $249 at Walmart (save $30)
The newer, shinier, faster and better version of the Active is discounted right now, and given the fact that it is so new, this is a great price.

Samsung Galaxy Fit | Black | $69 at Walmart (save $30)

Samsung Galaxy Fit | Black | $69 at Walmart (save $30)
Keep it really simple and go for the simplest smart wearable from Samsung, purely focused on fitness (and telling you the time, of course).

If you like your tech mobile and still want to have that gaming edge, then be sure to check out our guides to the best gaming phones and the best gaming tablets that you can currently get.

And for the biggest gaming screen of the lot, head on over to our take on the best gaming monitors you can get right now.

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Rob Dwiar

Rob is the Deputy Editor of sister site, TechRadar Gaming, and has been in the games and tech industry for years. Prior to a recent stint as Gaming Editor at WePC, Rob was the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+, and was on the hardware team for more than four years, since its inception in late 2018. He is also a writer on games and has had work published over the last six years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RPS, PCGN, and more. He is also a qualified landscape and garden designer, so does that in his spare time, while he is also an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games and loves to write about them too, including in an upcoming book on the topic!