Ditch your old smartwatch and Samsung will give you £120 discount on new model

Samsung's newest Galaxy watch is here, after a whirlwind launch earlier this mont the brand's 'thinnest ever watch' is out. The Galaxy Watch8 is soaring in popularity thanks to smooth phone syncability and fitness stats.

We've untapped a way to get this brand new model for less. Despite being brand new, Samsung is offering a much cheaper price to shoppers, if they do one thing as they buy the Galaxy Watch8...hand their older model in.

The £319 launch price drops to £199 for those who click the 'trade in' option. Launching with a snug design, powerful processor, and the usual sleep and health tracking this model could catch keen shoppers' attention.

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Not to forget Samsung's brand new One UI experience. This aims to give wearers a seamless app integration between devices. To find this, scroll down to the 'want £120 off?' window and click 'yes please', and it's here were options will show for the trade-in discount. Anyone who trades in an older Samsung watch and Apple will get as much as £120 off, with brands like Fitbit £50.

There's an option for Garmin wearers too. The Samsung listing shows a maximum price drop of £60 - which cuts the Watch8 price to £259. All of these prices depend on the age and quality of the watch handed over, which is something for shoppers to keep in mind.

The biggest £120 trade-in discount makes the model £200 cheaper than Apple's rival flagship wearable - the Watch Series 10 in aluminium. The competitor model starts at £399 on the Apple store but can be also be found at retailers includingAmazon.

Another option for Apple fans is Sky Mobile, it offers a cheaper way to split the newest Apple model into smaller payments. Currently it's priced at £13 per month on a 36-month contract.

Samsung fans don't miss out either, the olderGalaxy Watch 7 is priced at £9 per month on a 36-month device plan. When broken down to a price-per-day, that's 30p.

The Galaxy Watch8 is the cheaper, and smaller model of Samsung's newest wearables, and it doesn't have everything its sibling the Galaxy Watch Classic has - like a Rotating Bezel which makes it easier to use the screen. Although, the added features of the Watch Classic come with a bigger£443 price tag.