Last year's Galaxy Watch7 44mm with LTE dropped to a minimum price! They will also get Gemini in Czech.

Looking for a quality smartwatch with internet connectivity at a reasonable price? We have a tip for an interesting offer. Last year’s Samsung Galaxy Watch7 in the 44mm LTE variant is now available on Heureka from 4,693 CZK. This represents a significant discount compared to the original price of 9,990 CZK, for which they were sold upon their launch last year. Let’s take a look at what these watches offer and whether they make sense at their current price, despite the recent arrival of a successor.

What does the Galaxy Watch7 offer at a reduced price?

The Samsung Galaxy Watch7 represents a solid smartwatch that still offers a lot even a year after its launch. The 44mm case version features a 1.5″ AMOLED display with a resolution of 480 × 480 pixels, protected by sapphire glass. The watch body is made of durable aluminum.

Inside the watch beats a 3nm Exynos W1000 processor, which ensures swift and smooth operation of the entire system. In reviews, this chip was praised for its fast response when launching and switching between applications. With 32 GB of internal storage, you have enough space for storing music, applications, and other data.

Advanced Health and Sports Features

One of the main advantages of the Galaxy Watch7 is its improved BioActive sensor, which, thanks to 13 LED lights and a combination of optical and electrical sensors, can accurately monitor heart rate, individual sleep phases, and other data about your fitness. The watch allows for ECG measurement, blood oxygen saturation, and even body temperature.

For athletes and active users, the Watch7 offers dual GPS operating in two satellite bands (L1+L5), ensuring precise navigation even in areas with weaker signals. A large number of sports modes are available, including automatic activity detection. Thanks to 5 ATM water resistance (50 meters), the watch is also suitable for swimming.

LTE Connectivity and Long Battery Life

This particular variant features an integrated LTE module, allowing you to make calls, receive messages, and use internet services even without your phone. Simply activate an eSIM card with your operator. In addition, it includes Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi, NFC for contactless payments, and of course, GPS.

The 425 mAh battery provides a typical battery life of around 30 hours according to the manufacturer, but with more intensive use, expect closer to one day. In reviews, battery life is rated as average – it’s not a weakness, but not a significant advantage of these watches either. Charging is done wirelessly using the included charger.

Software and Updates to One UI Watch 8

The Galaxy Watch7 runs on Wear OS with the One UI Watch overlay. The good news is that Samsung has confirmed an update to One UI Watch 8, which will bring new features, including support for the Gemini assistant in Czech. New features also include an improved double-pinch gesture, allowing one-handed control of the watch.

Among the upcoming novelties, the Now Bar feature is also worth mentioning, which displays current contextual information directly on the watch face, and the ability to combine two small tiles into one large one, making information access easier. Samsung is known for good software support for its watches, so you will likely also see One UI Watch 9, 10, and 11.

Conclusion: A Great Buy for Those Who Don’t Need the Latest Model

The Samsung Galaxy Watch7 44mm LTE at its current price from 4,693 CZK represents a very good choice for anyone looking for a quality smartwatch with LTE connectivity. Even a year after its launch, it offers solid performance, a complete set of health and sports features, and thanks to the confirmed update, it will remain relevant in the coming years.

If you don’t necessarily need the latest model and prefer a good price-to-performance ratio, the Galaxy Watch7 is currently one of the best choices on the market.

⏰ Offer ends: While supplies last!

Would you rather take advantage of a discount on last year’s model, or would you pay extra for the latest Galaxy Watch8?