The Galaxy Watch Ultra is being offered for R$ 1,519.20 via Pix payment, in a promotion restricted to Amazon Prime subscribers. This high-quality sports smartwatch from Samsung, which features 4G LTE connectivity and an AMOLED screen, has had its price reduced by 70%, reaching the lowest value recorded in recent months, following the launch of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2.
This model features a 1.5-inch Super AMOLED screen, protected by Sapphire glass, and has a durable titanium body measuring 47 mm. In addition to the display, which reaches a maximum brightness of 3,000 nits, facilitating viewing even under intense sunlight, the accessory includes physical buttons and a rotating crown to navigate the Wear OS operating system menus.
For health monitoring, the smartwatch uses the BioActive sensor, which tracks metrics such as heart rate, blood pressure, and sleep patterns. Additionally, it is capable of recording various physical exercise modes, including swimming, running, walking, and cycling.
All data collected by the Galaxy Watch Ultra can be integrated into Samsung Health, allowing the user to build a complete digital record of their physical condition and health, receiving guidance to adopt healthier habits.
One of the notable differentiators of this Samsung smartwatch is support for 4G LTE connection via eSIM, which allows the user to remain connected to the internet without needing a Galaxy smartphone or Wi-Fi access. It also features integrated GPS to map routes during outdoor activities or provide trail route suggestions.
According to the brand itself, the device offers a battery life of up to 60 hours with moderate use and the Always On Display feature activated. If the user chooses to disable the constant display, the battery life can be extended up to 80 hours.
Concluding its specifications, the Galaxy Watch Ultra (available for R$ 1,519.20 via Pix for Prime members) supports Galaxy AI and Google Gemini technologies. Internally, it features 2 GB of RAM, 64 GB of internal storage, in addition to Bluetooth 5.3 and NFC connections for contactless payments.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra is being offered for R$ 1,519.20 via Pix payment, in a promotion restricted to Amazon Prime subscribers. This high-quality sports smartwatch from Samsung, which originally cost R$ 4,999, has had its price reduced by 70% after the launch of the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, reaching the lowest value recorded in recent months.
This accessory features a durable titanium body measuring 47 mm and a 1.5-inch Super AMOLED screen protected by Sapphire glass. The display offers a maximum brightness of 3,000 nits, ensuring good visibility even under intense sunlight. For navigation within the Wear OS system, the watch is equipped with physical buttons and a rotating crown.
In terms of health monitoring, the Galaxy Watch Ultra uses the BioActive sensor to track metrics such as heart rate, blood pressure, and sleep patterns. Furthermore, it is capable of recording various physical exercise modes, including swimming, running, walking, and cycling.
All data collected by the Galaxy Watch Ultra can be integrated into Samsung Health, allowing the user to build a complete digital record of their physical condition and health, receiving guidance to promote healthier habits.
An important feature of the Samsung smartwatch is support for 4G LTE connectivity via eSIM, which allows the user to remain connected to the internet without needing a Galaxy smartphone or Wi-Fi access. It also integrates GPS to map routes during outdoor activities or provide trail route suggestions.
According to the brand itself, the device offers a battery life of up to 60 hours with moderate use and the Always On Display feature activated. If the user chooses to disable the constant display, the battery life can reach 80 hours.
Concluding its specifications, the Galaxy Watch Ultra (available for R$ 1,519.20 via Pix for Prime members) supports Galaxy AI and Google Gemini technologies. Internally, it features 2 GB of RAM, 64 GB of internal storage, in addition to Bluetooth 5.3 and NFC connections for contactless payments.
