The pre-pre-order deal was released a few weeks ago and offered Galaxy fans the chance to reserve a yet-to-be-released device. Doing so will net people a “reservation gift” of $50 that will be discounted from the final device price when it’s time to pay.

Best Buy offers the Galaxy Watch Ultra in three colors with 32GB of storage, and with LTE connectivity. While the retailer isn’t offering any trade-in deals or promotions, customers who purchase the watch will receive the Galaxy Watch Ultra Trail Band in Dark Gray, worth $80.

The best tech tutorials and in-depth reviews Issues delivered straight to your door or device It's official — Samsung announced the latest additions to its collection of wearables: Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra.

Shoppers in the U.K. can pick up the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, or Galaxy S24 Ultra for £150 ($192.47) less. This is a straight money-off deal, but there is additional trade-in offer that will knock a further £100 ($128.31) off for “any smartphone in any condition.”

The Galaxy Watch Ultra in particular appears to be a rival to the rugged Apple Watch Ultra, putting a round screen into a large 47mm case. That watch arrives alongside a new standard Galaxy Watch 7, which will come in smaller 40mm and 44mm designs.

Samsung’s rugged Galaxy Watch Ultra looks to take on the Apple Watch Ultra 2 for less money. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Watch 7 targets the mainstream with fresh AI tools. We take an early look at both watches.

Samsung's first smart ring officially hits store shelves on July 24, but you can pre-order it starting July 10.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch lineup is about as good as it gets for a Wear OS-powered smartwatch, especially if you have a Samsung phone to pair it with. Samsung's close collaboration with Google on Wear OS gives the company's smartwatches an edge over competitors,