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The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 hits a new all-time low of $129
We explain why this is now the undisputed value pick for Android users
If you're looking for the best cheap Android smartwatch available right now, Amazon's unbeatable deal on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is still available.
You can currently grab the 2024 flagship for just $129.99, a massive 48% saving on its usual $249.99 MSRP.
We previously highlighted this device when it dipped to $149 ahead of Black Friday, but this new price cut slashes another $20 off, bringing it to a confirmed all-time low.
While we have seen early discounts on the newer Galaxy Watch 8 series, it is incredibly rare to see a near-50% discount on a current-generation device from a major brand like Samsung.
Why the Galaxy Watch 7 is a steal at $130
Though the Galaxy Watch 8 has now replaced last year's Watch 7, it's still a very powerful and recommended smartwatch for Android users.
It introduced dual-frequency GPS, finally bringing its outdoor tracking accuracy in line with expensive dedicated sports watches, and an upgraded BioActive sensor for reliable heart rate data.
Software-wise, it remains top-tier. It runs the latest Wear OS 6 (with One UI Watch), offering seamless access to Google Maps, Wallet, and the Gemini assistant.
It also includes Samsung's advanced health suite, featuring the Energy Score, body composition analysis, and FDA-authorized sleep apnea detection.
The only compromise at this size is battery life—you can expect about a day of heavy use from the 40mm model.
However, for $129.99, getting a Super AMOLED display, premium build quality, and long-term software support is an absolute no-brainer.
