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11-15-2024, 11:09 AM
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Samsung USA has begun accepting trade-ins for devices for a $100 discount on the Galaxy Ring, bringing its price down to $300.
To get the discount, you can trade in good-condition smart rings from companies like Amazfit, Oura, Ringconn, Evie, and Ultrahuman.
You can also trade in any smartwatch in any condition for the discount.
The Samsung Galaxy Ring (https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-ring-3340682/) generated a lot of hype before its launch, but it kind of fizzled out once users realized that the device is essentially a fitness tracker (https://www.androidauthority.com/best-fitness-trackers-707649/). While the Galaxy Ring did not have a subscription attached to it, it did have a decently high $400 price tag, making it a harder sell for many people, especially if they already have a fitness tracking device. This could now change, as Samsung has begun accepting trade-ins for devices against a new Galaxy Ring purchase, helping bring the price down to make it a good purchase.
As spotted by Sammobile (https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-accepts-trade-in-galaxy-ring-discount/), Samsung is now accepting smartwatches and smart rings from other brands as trade-ins in the US and offering a flat $100 discount on the Galaxy Ring for them.
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/have-a-dead-smartwatch-give-it-to-samsung-for-a-nice-discount-on-the-galaxy-ring-3500037/)
Samsung USA has begun accepting trade-ins for devices for a $100 discount on the Galaxy Ring, bringing its price down to $300.
To get the discount, you can trade in good-condition smart rings from companies like Amazfit, Oura, Ringconn, Evie, and Ultrahuman.
You can also trade in any smartwatch in any condition for the discount.
The Samsung Galaxy Ring (https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-ring-3340682/) generated a lot of hype before its launch, but it kind of fizzled out once users realized that the device is essentially a fitness tracker (https://www.androidauthority.com/best-fitness-trackers-707649/). While the Galaxy Ring did not have a subscription attached to it, it did have a decently high $400 price tag, making it a harder sell for many people, especially if they already have a fitness tracking device. This could now change, as Samsung has begun accepting trade-ins for devices against a new Galaxy Ring purchase, helping bring the price down to make it a good purchase.
As spotted by Sammobile (https://www.sammobile.com/news/samsung-accepts-trade-in-galaxy-ring-discount/), Samsung is now accepting smartwatches and smart rings from other brands as trade-ins in the US and offering a flat $100 discount on the Galaxy Ring for them.
More... (https://www.androidauthority.com/have-a-dead-smartwatch-give-it-to-samsung-for-a-nice-discount-on-the-galaxy-ring-3500037/)