Samsung's rugged Galaxy Watch Ultra is currently listed for about $470, a reduction of nearly $180 from its original $649.99 price. The 2025 model offers 64GB of storage; shoppers who do not need the extra space can also find the 2024 version listed at $399.99. Prices may change.
Built for outdoor activity
The 47mm smartwatch features a Grade 4 titanium case, IP68 water- and dust-resistance, and a 10ATM rating. It is designed to operate at altitudes of up to 9,000 metres and has a built-in siren. Its 1.47-inch Super AMOLED display is paired with Samsung's Wear OS, 2GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.
Samsung says the 590mAh battery can last up to 60 hours in typical use, or as long as 100 hours with power-saving settings. Health features include AI-based metrics and advanced sleep tracking. The single 47mm size may be less suitable for shoppers seeking a smaller watch.
With rugged construction, activity tools and extended battery life, the Galaxy Watch Ultra brings more capability to outdoor-focused wearables. Continued advances in health tracking and battery efficiency could make future watches even more useful on longer adventures.
