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Quick! The Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic is $220 for today only

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A smartwatch makes a great gift or simply something for yourself to help you get fitter and healthier in 2025. Right now, Best Buy has some of the best smartwatch deals with the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic currently a huge $180 off the regular price. Normally costing $400, it’s down to $220 for a limited time only. And when we say limited time, we mean it — the deal ends when today does so you only have a matter of hours to take advantage of it. Keen to learn more? Let’s take a look.

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Why you should buy the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic

In our review of the standard Samsung Galaxy Watch 6, we called it “Android smartwatch perfection”. It offers a colorful and bright design with great features, reliable performance, and much improved battery life. The Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic builds upon that by adding a rotating bezel which enhances what you can do with it.

We have a full breakdown between the differences between the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic and it’s useful to see what works for you. Ultimately, the Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic is the one you aspire to.

The watch looks more like a traditional timepiece with its stainless steel case and Hybrid Eco-Leather Band alongside the great rotating bezel. It all comes together to make one of the best smartwatches in terms of looks but also features. There’s extensive fitness tracking, personalized HR zones, and advanced sleep coaching. Meanwhile, Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis tracks your body fat, skeletal muscle, body water, and your BMI. It’s the one-stop solution for learning all about your body before encouraging you to do more. It even automatically recognizes when you’re going for a run, walk, or swim. Wear it each day and it’ll help you work out how to improve your sleep, achieve your running or other fitness goals, all while monitoring how healthy you actually are too.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch6 Classic is a great watch for any Android user, particularly if you have a Samsung Galaxy phone. It usually costs $400 but right now, you can get it from Best Buy for just $220. The deal is only available for today. So, if you’re keen to save $180 (and who wouldn’t be?), buy it now before you miss out.

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Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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