Wearable technology fans, open your eyes wide: Samsung’s flagship smartwatch is coming to you with a unique proposition!
The Galaxy Watch6 acts as a personal coach on your wrist. With its surgically precise health monitoring, it guides you towards better physical and mental fitness every day. Sleep, activity, body composition: whatever your goal, it supports you with personalized advice. Continuous monitoring of your heart rate watches over your health 24/7, alerting you to the slightest worrying sign. All this is displayed on the largest screen ever designed for a Galaxy Watch, offering exceptional readability. And to assert your personality, customize your dial to infinity, thanks to a wide choice of dials, each more attractive than the last — for an accessory perfectly matching your style!
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Galaxy Watch6 Classic cheaper than base Galaxy Watch6, thanks to this Samsung offer
Samsung is currently offering its Galaxy Watch6 starting at 359.00 euros for the standard model, and 419.00 euros for the Classic version, which is more elegant and closer to the standards of classic jewelry.
But wait, the offer gets even more tempting! Thanks to an exceptional refund offer of 70 euros on the Galaxy Watch6 Classic, this premium version actually becomes less expensive than the base model. It’s the opportunity to sport a connected watch combining cutting-edge technology and timeless style, without paying more.
Samsung also offers you a trade-in offer for your old device. An initiative that further reduces the bill, while giving a second life to your previous smartwatch.
To complete this already attractive offer, delivery is complimentary. And if you prefer to spread your purchase, Samsung offers you payment in 3 or 4 installments by credit card, for maximum flexibility.
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