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How to land the brand new Galaxy Watch 9 for just $112 ($230 off)

Pre-orders for the new Galaxy Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra, and Flip 8 are now live at up to $100 off wth code PAYPAL, alongside FREE $200 credits, up to $1,230 off with trade-ins, and you can even score a FREE pair of Galaxy Buds. However we also wanted to take a look at the best Galaxy Watch 9 deals. The new watch starts $350, but you can score one as low as $112 bundled with the phone, or land one with a $50 Amazon gift card without bundling at all. 

Adding either the Galaxy Z Fold 8 or the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra to your cart with the Galaxy Watch 9 will drop the price on the watch down to just $112 – just be sure to opt for the $200 Samsung credit on the phone’s listing page before adding it the cart with the watch. 

This $200 credit will stack with the $30 reserve credit to knock a sizable $230 of the list price on the brand new Watch 9:

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Now, you of course have to want to pre-order one of the new phones (and remember to check out the savings options on those below if you do), but if you don’t Amazon is serving up FREE $50 gift cards on the new Galaxy Watch 9 with no bundle required:

And here’s a look at the best deals live on the official Samsung site for pre-order day:

When adding either of the new watches to the same cart with your Galaxy Z Fold 8 or Fold 8 Ultra pre-order you can land a giant discount on the watch itself – $268 off the Galaxy Watch 9 and as much as $300 of the new Ultra 2:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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