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SAVE OVER $100: As of Oct. 11,movie sex scenes the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is on sale for $541.34 at Amazon. That's a saving of 17% on list price.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra $402.29 at Amazon
$649.99 Save $247.70

If a smartwatch upgrade is in your sights, you're probably looking at the classics: Garmin, Apple, and Samsung. Price can always be a big sway in a purchase of that size, so why not check out the latest deal on the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra.

A fantastic offering from Samsung, it truly is a great option for fitness enthusiasts across all activities, specifically those who enjoy endurance sports. It has built-in fitness tracking tools like heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen measurements, and dual-frequency GPS for tracking accuracy, as well as advanced sleep tracking.

The watch design boasts a bright AMOLED display with vibrant colors and brightness, and is controlled both by a touchscreen and physical buttons. A 60-hour battery will keep you going for a couple of days without needing charge and the 10ATM water-resistance classification allows you to enjoy both pool and ocean swimming.

As of Oct. 11, you can snag the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra for $541.34, a saving of 17% on list price. Not to mention, this is the cheapest it has ever been at Amazon. This deal is specific to the Titanium Silver, 42mm LTE model only.

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Amazon has listed this as a limited time deal, so if you're interested, head there now.

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