A good deal on a flagship smartwatch might be something like $100 off but Samsung will give you Galaxy Watch 6 completely free.
In a classic buy one get one free (BOGOF) offer, you can get a second Galaxy Watch 6 when you buy one from the official Samsung store. There’s no need for a promo code or similar and there are almost no terms and conditions.
The deal is available on both 40- and 44mm models of the Watch 6 smartwatch and you can select Bluetooth and Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and 4G LTE versions with a choice of colours and straps – saving you up to $379.99.
Update 13 May: Although Samsung’s original Mother’s Day Special deal has ended, you can still add a second Galaxy Watch 6 for free. You’ll find it under the ‘Limited time bundle offers’ section. The deal isn’t working at the time of writing (12pm ET) – it shows fine on the page but the basket then charges for both – but a Samsung Expert via the chat function told me “I’m sorry, due to technical issue the free watch is getting charged, please try after 2-3 hours. We have escalated the issue to our team and they will resolve it soon.”
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There are only really two small caveats to consider…
The first, and it’s understandable, is that if you choose two different Watch 6 models, the cheapest one will be free.
The other is that it appears the offer isn’t compatible with trade-in credit so you can’t, for example, get two 40mm Watch 6 devices for $99 by trading in an Apple Watch Series 8.
A third thing to bear in mind which isn’t a caveat to the deal is that Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Watch 7 in July.
You might want to wait for the newer model and the upgrades it brings. The Galaxy Watch 6 will likely drop in price once it’s the old model but this buy one get one free deal is still a hot bargain.
We awarded the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 four stars in our full review.
If you’re more keen on the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, then Samsung is offering a $250 instant trade-in credit towards the device and it has $80 off as well.
Author: Chris Martin, Reviews Editor, Tech Advisor
Chris got his break as a reporter at infamous site The Inquirer and has been at Tech Advisor for more than 12 years. With a BA degree in Music Technology, audio is his specialism, but over the years he has reviewed all kinds of gadgets, from smartwatches to mesh Wi-Fi to coffee machines.