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Upgrade to Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic with peak trade-in discounts!
Thanks to Samsung’s boosted trade-in credits, it’s the best time to purchase the Galaxy Watch 6 or Classic. The smartwatches are already available for $50 and $60 less, respectively, and you can get a trade-in discount of up to $250 while buying the Watch 6 Classic.
Within three months, Samsung’s next-generation wearables will go official. Ahead of the forthcoming Watch 7 debut, the company has significantly boosted trade-in credits on the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic, joining the current discount of up to $60.
When buying the Galaxy Watch 6, you can get a trade-in discount of up to $200, while $250 with Watch 6 Classic. The benefits would rise further (via) if you opt for cellular models of Samsung’s Watch 6 series. Check out the full trade-in credits breakdown below:
Trade in values on Watch 6 purchase:
- Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, Apple Watch Series 8: $200
- Galaxy Watch 5, Watch 4 Classic, Watch Series 7: $175
- Galaxy Watch 4: $150
- Apple Watch Series 5: $100
- Galaxy Watch 4: $75
- Any Fitbit or Fossil smartwatch: $50
Trade in values on Watch 6 Classic purchase:
- Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, Apple Watch Series 8: $250
- Galaxy Watch 5, Watch 4 Classic, Watch Series 7: $200
- Galaxy Watch 4: $150
- Apple Watch Series 5: $100
- Galaxy Watch 4: $75
- Any Fitbit or Fossil smartwatch: $50
Samsung Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic are powered by the latest Exynos Wearable platform. Both smartwatches run the Wear OS-based One UI Watch operating system. High-profile health monitoring features make it worth buying, but don’t think about it if you own an iPhone.
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