Samsung’s next-gen smartwatches — the Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 — hit shelves on Friday, Aug. 7, and are now available for sale. There are a few direct discounts and trade-in offers available right now to make it a little easier on your wallet. CNET’s shopping experts have rounded up the best bargains below so you can snag one without paying the full price.

While the Galaxy Watch 9 looks quite similar to its predecessor, things get interesting under the hood. It comes with a beefier battery and a more powerful processor this time around. The engine driving it all is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear Elite chip, the same one powering the Ultra 2. You also get new fitness metrics and can create a custom workout plan for yourself for free.

If you’re looking to be among the first to get Samsung’s newest watches, here are the available offers that might get you one for free also.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 deals

Galaxy Watch 9 at Samsung

Samsung’s latest wearable is here. The 40mm watch is available for $380. You can score up to $250 off if you’ve got an old smartwatch to trade in. If you don’t have an eligible trade-in, you’ll get $50 in instant Samsung credit, which you can use toward accessories or other Samsung products — some of which are already on sale when bundled with this purchase. Just note that the trade-in and instant credit offers can’t be combined. Purchasing with a Samsung Galaxy Card will also get you 5% cash rewards.

From $380 (Save up to $250 with trade-in)

Galaxy Watch 9 at Amazon

Grab the 40mm Galaxy Watch 9 on Amazon for $380, $50 off its listed price. You’ll also get a free $50 gift card with the purchase. 

$380 (Save $50, plus $50 Amazon gift card)

Galaxy Watch 9 at Best Buy

Best Buy isn’t offering any direct discounts, but giving a complimentary $50 e-gift card with every purchase. Best Buy also has its own trade-in program where you can save up to $250 on a new smartwatch in exchange for your old one. Apple and Samsung devices will net you the most credit, but devices from Google, Garmin and other brands are also accepted.

$380 ($50 e-gift card, save up to $250 with trade-in)

Galaxy Watch 9 at AT&T

AT&T is offering several ways to save on the 44mm Galaxy Watch 9 before it hits shelves later this week. Just purchasing the watch on an installment plan will save you $100, bringing the price down to $9 per month. Plus, you can save more if you’ve an older device to trade in. 

$460 (Save $100 with installment plan)

Galaxy Watch 9 at Verizon

Verizon customers on a Plus or Unlimited plan can trade in an old device for up to $430 off the Galaxy Watch 9, which puts the 40mm model on your wrist for free. The discount will be applied as bill credits over 36 months.

$430 (Free with trade-in)

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Just adding a new Watch Plan Plus line at T-Mobile will save you $430, putting the basic Galaxy Watch 9 on your wrist for free and dropping the 44mm model to just $1 per month. Discounts will be applied as bill credits over 24 months.

$430 (Free with new line)

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 deals

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 at Samsung

You can score up to $250 off with an eligible trade-in on the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Those without an old smartwatch to trade in will still get $100 in Samsung credit that you can use toward accessories or other devices.

$700 ($100 Samsung credit, more with trade-in)

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Amazon is currently offering $100 disocunt on the new Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. You will get a $100 gift card with the purchase. 

$700 (Save $100, plus free $100 Amazon gift card)

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Like the Galaxy Watch 9, Best Buy is also offering up to $250 off the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 with an eligible trade-in. Apple and Samsung devices will net you the most credit, but devices from Google, Garmin and other brands are also accepted. The retailer is also giving a complimentary $100 gift card with every purchase.

$700 ($100 gift card, save up to $250 with trade-in)

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AT&T is offering the same deal on the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. Just purchasing the watch on an installment plan will save you $100, bringing the price down to $17 per month. You can get an extra $258 off if you bundle it with a Samsung Galaxy phone, which means you can pick it up for less than $10 per month. Plus, you can save even more if you have an eligible trade-in.

Save $100 with installment plan

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 at Verizon

Trading in your old smartwatch can knock up to $430 off the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 at Verizon, which drops the cost to less than $8 per month. Just note that you’ll need to have or switch to a Plus or Unlimited Plus plan to qualify for this deal.

Save up to $430 with trade-in

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Activating a new Watch Plan Plus line at T-Mobile will save you $430 on the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. The discount will be applied as bill credits over 36 months.

Which new devices launched in August?

Samsung announced the Galaxy Watch 9, Watch Ultra 2 and other new Galaxy products, including new phones, during the Unpacked event in July. The new Galaxy Watch lineup has officially been released on Aug. 7 and is now available for purchase at many retailers, including Amazon and Best Buy.

How much do the new Galaxy devices cost?

Pricing starts at:

Galaxy Watch 9: From $380

Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: From $700

When will the XR glasses be available?

Samsung revealed more details about the upcoming glasses, saying that durability tests for the glasses show better strength than standard eyewear, “multiple times stronger than regular glasses.” Samsung has already filed more than 200 patents related to its smart glasses technology. But we don’t have many details about the glasses. As soon as we know, you’ll know. In the meantime, Scott Stein has some thoughts about these XR glasses.

Aashna Gheewalla

Aashna Gheewalla

Associate Writer

Aashna Gheewalla is an Associate Writer at CNET. She previously worked as a Deals Writer at Wirecutter and a Health Advocacy Writer at GoodRx. She spends her free time teaching and practicing Pilates and trying out different restaurants.