Considering the Gear S3 was originally released almost three years ago, it’s honestly more surprising that the smartwatch is still around than seeing it so frequently and deeply discounted by everyone from its manufacturer to major third-party retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Photo Video, and top-rated eBay sellers.

If you hurry, you can get the Android and iOS-compatible wearable device for $149.99 with a 1-year warranty included, which makes this thing about as reliable as a brand-new unit fetching $300 at Best Buy or on Samsung’s own US e-store.

Despite its advanced age, the substantially marked-down device comes with a handy rotating bezel, a large and sharp Super AMOLED display (which is not necessarily a strong point), as well as everything from a built-in heart rate monitor to standalone GPS functionality, Samsung Pay support, and a massive battery capable of keeping the lights on for 3 to 4 days on a single charge (at least in theory).