SAVE $50:As of June 4,Watch 17 Sexual Fantasies Of Mens (2018) the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is on sale for $199.99 at Amazon. That's 20% off its list price of $249.99, and marks a return to its lowest-ever price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung Galaxy Watch FE $199.99 at Amazon Picking up a new smartwatch doesn't need to make a big dent in your wallet. If you're trying to find a more budget-friendly pick, there are plenty to choose from, including quite a few on sale right now. In particular, the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE has received a discount at Amazon that's dropped its price back to its lowest-ever point.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch FE is currently on sale for $199.99. This is 20% off its list price of $249.99 an, according to price tracker camelcamelcamel, marks a return to its lowest-ever price.
SEE ALSO: Save over $140 on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 at AmazonIf you're not looking for anything fancy, the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE covers all of the smartwatch basics to help you out throughout the day. This includes the usual tracking for heart rate and sleep and insights into your step counts, active minutes, calories burned, and more. It can even track over 90 exercises and features personalized heart rate zones, which is great if you're an active individual.
Amazon currently has this listed as a limited-time deal, so act fast to save on the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE.
You can also save on a Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and SmartTag2 bundle or if you're looking for an even more feature-packed smartwatch, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is discounted as well.
Apple AirTag (4-Pack) — $74.99(List Price $99.00)
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (Wi-Fi, 40mm, S/M Green) — $199.99(List Price $299.99)
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