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Smartwatches can track a number of metrics, from the quality of your sleep to your heart rate. But they aren't convenient for everyone, especially if you don't like to wear a watch all day and night. A good compromise is a ring form factor instead, and there are a couple to choose from. If you're more interested in a ring to help you stay on track with your fitness journey, you can snag one today for a great deal.

As of Oct. 16, you can get a Samsung Galaxy Ring in Gold for just $327.99, down from its normal price of $399.99. That's a discount of 18% and $72 off. (Note that some users may even see lower pricing with on-page coupons due to Amazon's dynamic pricing.) Currently, this price cut only applies to a handful of select sizes in the Gold colorway. While sizes range from 5 to 13, you may not be able to find a suitable size for you at a similar discount, though this particular ring does come with a sizing kit. For other larger sizes, the Oura ring is on sale now as well, and a decent alternative.

SEE ALSO: The best October Prime Day smartwatch and fitness tracker deals that are still live: Samsung, Garmin, Apple, and more

The Samsung Galaxy Ring has just about everything you'd want from a smartwatch for tracking purposes (sans smartphone connectivity for calls and texts). It's lightweight, attractive, and durable, just like wearing a regular ring on your finger. It can track everything from workouts to sleep to heart rate and more, plus, it's water-resistant, so you can wear it all day long without taking it off to wash your hands or shower.

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Your Galaxy Ring sends data to your phone each day for you to review, including a readiness rating and a report about the previous night's sleep and activity. It's a great alternative if you don't want a big, bulky smartwatch to take everywhere with you, and it's an interesting idea to try if you want something more svelte and low-key overall.

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