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Cyber Week smartwatch deals 2024: Apple, Samsung, Garmin

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic, in small sizes.
Galaxy Watch 6 Classic (left) and Galaxy Watch 6 (right) smaller sizes Andy Boxall / Digital Trends
This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are some of the best periods to snag yourself a new smartwatch, and with each now officially behind us, the Cyber Week period has started. There are so many Cyber Week deals that you can take advantage of, including on some of the best smartwatches on the market. We’ve collected some of our favorite deals for you below, although it’s also worth keeping an eye on our larger smartwatch deals roundup as well. There is also our more specific Cyber Week Apple Watch deals roundup if you’re looking for those specifically.

Our Top Pick: Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic — $250 $430 42% off

Tracking sleep on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic.
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The Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic is easily one of the best Android phones on the market. In fact, when our senior mobile writer Andy Boxall got his hands on it, he felt that “the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic has superb styling, all-day comfort, comprehensive health tracking, and more. It’s the smartwatch to buy for your Android phone.” Even better, this deal lets you snag it for a substantial 40% discount.

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Garmin Vivoactive 5 — $200 $300 33% off

The Body battery meter on the Garmin Vivoactive 5.
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If you like what Apple has to offer but don’t want to switch to the Apple ecosystem, then this Garmin Vivoactive 5 with a $100 discount is worth considering. When we got our hands on it, we thought it was quite versatile and that “The Garmin Vivoactive 5 is a winner. It has excellent health tracking, long battery life, and more.”

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Apple Watch SE 2 — $269 $329 18% off

Notifications on the Apple Watch SE 2.
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One of the best budget options in the Apple ecosystem is the Apple Watch SE 2, and when we had our hands on it, we felt that “the Apple Watch SE 2 is probably all the Apple Watch you need.” Luckily, it also has a pretty solid 18% discount on it that knocks it down to $269, making it a lot more accessible.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 — $228 $300 24% off

Someone wearing the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7.
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With a $72 discount, you can get the latest Samsung Galaxy Watch7 in a 44mm size. If you’re new to Android smartwatches, then you’ll be happy to know that we found that “the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is faster, smoother, brighter, and more intelligent than ever before.

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Garmin Forerunner 55 — $150 $200 25% off

The Garmin Forerunner 55 on a white background.
Garmin

While most smartwatches focus on the smartwatch part, the Garmin Forerunner 55 is made for runners who want to keep track of their overall fitness and their runs. It comes with GPS tracking in the three major systems, has a whole suite of sensors such as heart rate and Vo2 Max, and comes with a very solid $50 discount off the $200 price tag.

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Apple Watch Series 9 — $316 $399 21% off

The curved screen on the Apple Watch Series 9.
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For those who are in the Apple ecosystem, the Apple Watch Series 9 is probably one of the best and most affordable options, even more so with this impressive $83 discount. The conclusion our senior mobile writer came to when reviewing it was “The Apple Watch Series 9’s 24/7 comfort, extensive features, fast performance, and seamless integration with the iPhone make it a must-buy.”

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Amazfit T-Rex 3 Onyx — $252 $280 10% off

Amazfit T-Rex 3 Onyx smartwatch product image
Amazfit

Amazfit always offers accessible smartwatches packed with features and the T-Rex 3 is no exception. It’s for fitness and health-minded folks and offers GPS tracking with privacy features, offline maps, long battery life, and 170 different sports modes. It’s also water-resistant up to 328 feet so you can take it surfing, swimming, or kayaking. Amazfit’s Zepp Flow AI is also onboard to offer fitness guidance, answer your voice prompts, and more. It’s one of the most advanced smartwatches you’ll find at this price point.

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Apple Watch Ultra 2 GPS + Cellular — $680 $799 15% off

Apple Watch Ultra 2 dual gesture example
Apple

If you’re in the Apple ecosystem and truly want the best experience money can buy, then you’ll want this Apple Watch Ultra 2 GPS deal that knocks $119 off the price tag. Our senior mobile reviewer feels that it has “an outstanding design, great software, and some very welcome upgrades, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 is tough to beat.”

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How to choose a smartwatch on Cyber Week

There are a lot of options out there for smartwatches, but for the most part, there are generally three big players on the market: Apple, Samsung, and Garmin. Apple Watches are made specifically for the Apple ecosystem, and if you’re in it, then you’ll want to go with one of those, with your main options being the Watch Series 9 for a good budget-friendly option, the Ultra Watch 2 for the best, and the Series 10 for something in the middle. We actually have a great breakdown of the Apple Watch Series 9 vs. Ultra 2, so be sure to check that out before taking the plunge.

On the other hand, Samsung is the go-to smartwatch maker for Android, and it generally has two options every generation: a standard model and a pro or classic model with a bezel that you can turn to control the watch. Samsung does have a high-end option in the form of the Galaxy Watch Ultra, but it borrows, almost to a comical extent, from the Apple Watch Ultra.

Finally, Garmin is the brand you go for if you want something more about fitness tracking than a smartwatch. It has a wide range of products, but the Forerunner lineup is great for runners, while the Venu is a great option for those who want a good balance between smartwatch and fitness tracker.

How we chose these Cyber Week smartwatch deals

With many decades of combined experience as reviewers and deal hunters, we have a very good sense of what watches offer the best offers and prices. Of course, we don’t just rely on our own instincts, but we also put in a lot of legwork to make sure you’re getting the best deals you can for any single smartwatch we put up here. We also have our own set of tools that we can fall back on to look at things such as historical pricing. When you put all that together, you get suggestions that offer you the best bang for your buck so that you can buy with confidence.

Albert Bassili
Former Deals Writer
Albert’s been a tech and gaming writer for over a decade, writing for websites such as CNET, PopSci, and How-To-Geek, and…
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