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As fall sets in, it's a great time to go out on breezy walks while watching the leaves change. It's also the perfect reason to buy a new smartwatch so you can track your steps and keep up with your fitness as the chill of autumn sets in. It's understandable if you're paralyzed by choice since there are so many excellent smartwatch options on the market, but there's one on sale today that's easy to recommend.

Right now, you can get the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 (40mm) for just $179 at Amazon, down from $279.99. That's $100.99 off its normal price and a savings of 36%.

There's plenty to love about the Galaxy Watch 5. It's a sleek-looking watch that comes with a watchband color of your choice and a large, bright screen that's easy to read. It comes packing all the features you've come to expect from the array of watches in the wild, like a great sleep tracker and a three-in-one Samsung BioActive sensor that tracks biometrics including heart rate and blood pressure. It's also rugged and water-resistant, with a fast-charging battery that's bigger than older Samsung Galaxy Watches.

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