Jessica Irvine

Samsung is currently running a pre-order campaign for the Galaxy Watch 7 and the Galaxy Watch Ultra – the company's newest wearables. Right now, trade-in values are higher than they've ever been for older Galaxy Watches, meaning now is the time to trade them in and upgrade.

WALMART shoppers have raved about an Apple Watch that has since had a major price cut. The watch, which comes in three different colors, also offers different band and screen sizes.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 has much to offer for the health-conscious and everyday user. If you're into sleep tracking and want more health metrics to gain better insight into your health, the Galaxy Watch 7 does all that but better. Its Advanced BioActive Sensors and 480-by-480-pixel Super AMOLED display make this a powerful tracker without relying on your smartphone.

Samsung fans are probably sick of hearing it, but you can't deny that the company's brand-new Galaxy Watch Ultra has a lot in common with the Apple Watch Ultra smartwatches. But is this (arguably) copycat device Samsung's best and boldest answer to Apple's domination of the wrist?

The Apple Watch is the standard bearer in the wearable tech space. Everything is compared to it, for better or worse.

Samsung's most pro-grade, feature-packed, and expensive smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch Ultra, received its first software update in late July. That update was seemingly released in only a few markets, and a week ago, it was followed by another update.

As Summer break comes to an end for many students across the US, Samsung has announced new discounts available for students as well as improved trade-in offers towards Galaxy Watch.

Huawei has opened a new HarmonyOS beta program for the Watch GT 4 as well as the Watch Ultimate series. The recruitment is running live and users can participate in this testing pool using the Huawei Member Center application on their phones.