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Save $90 on a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Smartwatch & Wireless Charger

By Laura Tucker
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If you’ve decided against getting an Apple Watch, perhaps because it’s a little too pricey, you may want to go for a similar option: the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Smartwatch that ships with a wireless charger. Connecting via Bluetooth, it’s normally around $100 cheaper than the Apple Watch, but now you can save an additional $89.99.

With just one Wireless Charger Duo, you can charge both the Galaxy Watch and a compatible device, such as a phone or set of earbuds. Both devices can charge overnight together and be ready for you by the next day. Yet, there’s a dedicated spot just for charging your watch.

Your Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Smartwatch is your ticket to a healthier life. Why wait to make a New Year’s resolution to start getting healthy? You can do it now by setting wellness goals on your watch and getting measurements and readings as well.

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It can track six popular fitness activities, i’ncluding running, rowing, and swimming. You’ll get advanced run coaching technology as well that will track your heart and lung endurance. Track your sleeping, too, with the watch. It will monitor your sleep and SpO2 levels, leading to better sleep so that you’ll wake up more recharged and ready for your day.

Along with the health benefits, you can also consider your Galaxy Watch an extension of your phone. It will allow you to do many of the same things, such as talk, stream, and text when you’re on the go. You’ll also get the convenience of Google, including some of Google’s most popular services and apps, such as Google Pay, Google Maps, Google Assistant, and YouTube Music.

Take $89.99 off the price of the 44mm smartwatch and charger in your choice of colors and pay just $249.99. Optionally, get the watch with LTE or in 40mm. You can opt to get the watch without the charger as well, but you’ll be paying the same price either way, so basically, you’re getting the Wireless Charger Duo for free!

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Smartwatch and Wireless Charger Duo

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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