Save $50 on a Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 Smartwatch

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If you’re looking for a smartwatch that looks like a regular watch when you’re not using it to track your health and fitness, you may want to go with a Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 Smartwatch. No one will know you’re wearing a smartwatch if you don’t want them to when you’re at the office or out on the town at night, yet it will display all those smartwatch fitness and health features you want when you need them.

To further the style of this smartwatch, you can choose from more than 50,000 watch faces and leather bands to add to military-grade durability and water resistance as well. You’ll get more than a full day’s worth of battery life on a single charge and can also use a compatible Galaxy phone with Wireless Power Share for a quick boost.

Samsung Galaxy 3 Smartwatch Face

Not that you need the phone with you, as you’ll get the freedom to travel about without your phone when you wear the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 Smartwatch. You can call, text, get notifications, and stream music through LTE connectivity. Bixby functionality can read texts, make a call, and more. You can also leave your wallet behind if you use Samsung Pay. Don’t worry about security, though, as the watch provides a multi-layered defense-grade security platform.

Track seven popular fitness activities with run coaching as well to get the most of your workouts. If you’re worried about your health during your workouts, get an ECG reading during, after, or any time. Get a PDF of that report and share it with your health care provider via an app on a compatible Galaxy phone.

Save $50 on this Black or Silver LTE 45 mm smartwatch and pay just $429.99. It’s also available in 41 mm, Bluetooth, and Gold and Titanium.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 Smartwatch

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