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As you get ready for summer adventures, whether it be heading out on vacation, trying new hiking trails, or jumping in the ocean, you may want to track all that activity and its impact on your body. A smartwatch puts all that information on your wrist, while also delivering texts, answering phone calls, and recording all your health data.

Earlier this week, we spotted the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 in the 40mm size on sale for its lowest price ever. As of June 5, find the 44mm Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 on sale as well. It's down to $229.99, taking $100 off of its $329.99 list price. That saves you 30%, which isn't quite as good savings as the 40mm Galaxy Watch Deal, but it's still the lowest price ever on the 44mm.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is the latest smartwatch from the brand. It was released in 2024 alongside the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra. The Galaxy Watch 7 is one of the most advanced smart watches available, offering a sleep apnea sensor, blood pressure monitor, and electrocardiogram. But beyond the the clinical health data, the watch will also report on daily activity, workouts, and sleep to produce a daily energy score with Galaxy AI.

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