Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 is one of the best Amazon Prime Day deals
This Amazon Prime Day smartwatch deal isn’t to be missed
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From the avid fitness buff to the casual workout aficionado, finding a smartwatch that tracks exercise yet has enough other features can be tough. TheSamsung Galaxy Watch Active 2is a great option for both, and it’s on sale forup to 36% offwith thisAmazon Prime Daydeal.(Not in the US? Scroll down forSamsungGalaxy Watch Active 2 deals in your region.)
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 has been out for a couple of years, so it had already been discounted by around 20% before the deals holiday, but thisAmazonPrime Day discount makes it an even better deal.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2:at Amazon | 40mm |$249.99$159.99Samsung’s fitness-themed smartwatch is on offer with $90 off for its smaller size. We’ve seen the watch at this price before, but until its successor comes later in the year, this is probably the lowest price we’ll see for it.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2:at Amazon | 44mm |$269.99$175.99If you want the biggest size of Samsung’s fitness smartwatch, you’ll find yourself a watch at a new-low price with $95 off its asking price. This big wearable has built-in GPS and comes in a range of colors.
And the smartwatch’s functionality hasn’t flagged in the ensuing years, either: its sleek circular design is water- (aka sweat) and dust-resistant with an IP68 rating, yet has a unique touch-sensitive radial dial that lets you tap-and-drag your finger around the edge of the display, mimicking the physical dial on its bigger sibling, theSamsung Galaxy Watch 3.
The Watch Active 2’s circular 1.2-inch or 1.4-inch (for 40mm or 44mm size) display is crisp and vivid with a dense (360 x 360) resolution, while its Tizenoperating systemoffers workouts and app interactions. Those sizes feel smaller on the wrist thanks to a case design that’s smaller where it contacts the skin and gracefully extends to its full width. It has a similar space-age rounded look as theApple Watch– just circular instead of square.
The Watch Active 2 may not have the absolute latest smartwatch tech, like the blood oxygen sensor on theApple Watch 6, but it does have an ECG sensor for both active and passive heart rate monitoring, along with the usual suite of health tracking for distance and step counting. The smaller 40mm watch has a 247mAh battery, while the larger 40mm model has a bigger 340mAh capacity – either will last two days or more, but the bigger model could reach three.
The Watch Active 2 has other extras, mostly tied to Samsung integration like wireless purchasing via Samsung Pay and Samsung’s Bixby smart assistant functionality. But its Tizen operating system is also compatible with bigger apps likeYouTubeand Spotify.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 deals in your region
If you’re not in the US or want to sniff around for other discounts, here are the best Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 deals in your region:
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David is now a mobile reporter at Cnet. Formerly Mobile Editor, US for TechRadar, he covered phones, tablets, and wearables. He still thinks the iPhone 4 is the best-looking smartphone ever made. He’s most interested in technology, gaming and culture – and where they overlap and change our lives. His current beat explores how our on-the-go existence is affected by new gadgets, carrier coverage expansions, and corporate strategy shifts.
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