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SAVE $69.99 + FREE WATCH BAND: As of Feb. 21,Creampie | Adult Movies Online get the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 for $329.99, down from its usual price of $399.98. That's a discount of 22%, plus choose a free select watch band with purchase.

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Looking for a good way to manage your activity and organize your life? A smartwatch is a great option. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 in particular is a good pick, as it has plenty of options, from health and fitness to communication features, to fuel your day. And right now, you can get one at a great price with an extra you won't want to miss out on.

As of Feb. 21, get the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 for $329.99 at Samsung, down from its usual price of $399.98. That's $69.99 off and a discount of 22%. You also get a free select watch band when purchasing a Galaxy Watch 7. Just scroll down to the "Make your Galaxy epic with an exclusive" section on the product page and choose that option.

This smartwatch boasts a wide variety of different fitness options so you can track your workouts, sleep, heart rate, and even detect sleep apnea. It offers a daily Energy Score rating to help you decide what you're going to do for the day (and what you're ready for) as well as the ability to compare and contrast your regular readiness. We rated it as one of our best fitness trackers to buy in 2025.

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Beyond that, it has your normal suite of communications options, so you can call, text, pay, and use other apps straight from your wrist. If you want to save big and also get another way to customize your new watch, this deal is a no-brainer, especially since it comes straight from the source.

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