Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra is currently listed on Woot in the US for $329.99, down from its original $649.99 price.
The offer applies to international units, is limited per customer, and includes a 90-day warranty instead of Samsung’s standard manufacturer coverage.
Deal details and availability
The $329 price appears on Woot (an Amazon-owned outlet) for select Titanium colourways.
Availability is limited and Woot’s listing notes purchase caps and warranty limitations for these international units.
If you prefer a direct Samsung purchase, Samsung’s US store currently shows a non-trade-in discount of $120 (bringing the watch to $529.99) and offers up to $250 in instant trade-in credit depending on the device traded.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Hardware and key specifications
The Watch Ultra is the largest model in Samsung’s Galaxy Watch line: a 47 mm titanium case with a 1.5-inch Super AMOLED display at 480×480 resolution and sapphire glass for protection.
Samsung rates the panel for very high peak brightness (advertised up to 3,000 nits) and the watch carries MIL-STD durability and water resistance ratings appropriate for outdoor use.
Internal storage and memory are larger than mainstream Galaxy Watch models, and the device runs Samsung’s Wear OS build with One UI Watch.
Battery and real-world performance
Samsung advertises extended battery modes, for example up to 100 hours in power-saving mode and up to 48 hours in exercise power-saving mode, but real-world runtimes vary widely by settings and usage.
LTE, always-on display, and continuous GPS and sensor sampling materially reduce runtime.
Multiple user reports and independent reviews show typical daily usage tending toward approximately 1.5 to 3 days between charges depending on activity tracking and connectivity.
Expect shorter runtime when using LTE, continuous workout tracking, or high-brightness screen settings.
Features, sensors and connectivity
The Watch Ultra includes Samsung’s BioActive sensor suite (optical heart rate, ECG/EKG where supported, and bioelectrical impedance), temperature sensing, multi-band GNSS for GPS tracking, NFC for payments, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LTE options on compatible SKUs.
The titanium case and sapphire crystal aim to balance durability with premium feel; bands are changeable and designed for outdoor use.
These hardware choices make the Ultra suitable for users prioritizing ruggedness, advanced sensors, and cellular independence.
Limitations and what to check before buying
Warranty & region: Woot’s $329 units are international models with a 90-day warranty; that can affect support and repair options compared with a US-retail unit. Verify warranty scope before purchase.
Battery expectations: Samsung’s advertised maximums rely on power-saving modes; active GPS, LTE, or continuous health monitoring reduce runtime substantially. Test returns or retailer policies may matter if battery life is a priority.
Software & compatibility: Full feature parity (ECG/blood-pressure, advanced health metrics) can depend on paired phone model, region, and local regulatory approvals. Check the feature list for your phone/region.
Quick buying guidance
If your priority is the lowest possible price and you accept a shorter warranty and potential support friction, the Woot $329 international units represent the biggest immediate savings.
If you prefer full US warranty coverage, carrier support, or trade-in credits, Samsung’s store pricing (about $529 after the $120 discount, or lower with trade-in) is the safer route.
Compare return windows, warranty terms, and whether the seller ships an LTE-enabled US-compatible SKU if you need cellular service.
