Apple is offering significant discounts on its popular Apple Watch models. The Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 are now available at reduced prices. The Apple Watch Series 9 is $100 off across nearly all configurations.
Prices start at $299 for the GPS 41mm model. The GPS 45mm model is $329. Cellular models are also discounted, with the 41mm version at $399 and the 45mm at $429.
High-end steel models of the Series 9 are available at similar discounted prices. The Series 9 features the S9 chip, a bright 3,000-nit display, advanced health and fitness tracking, and intuitive double-tap pinch gestures. The Apple Watch Ultra 2, the top-of-the-line model, is also on sale.
The GPS + Cellular 49mm model is $743, down from $799. A renewed version is available for $620. In addition to the Series 9 and Ultra 2, there are deals on other Apple Watch models.
The Apple Watch SE 2, the most affordable option, starts at $189 for the GPS 40mm model.
Apple Watch Series 9 discounts
The GPS 44mm model is $229.
Cellular versions of the SE 2 are also discounted. Older models like the Series 8 are on sale as well. The GPS 41mm Series 8 is $336, while the GPS + Cellular 45mm model is $579.
These Apple Watch deals are part of a larger sale on Apple products. The M2 iPad Air Cellular model is available for $699, a $50 savings. The M3 MacBook Pro with 16GB RAM is $1,749, $250 off its usual price.
The 15-inch M3 MacBook Air is also discounted to its Prime Day price of $1,099. Accessories are on sale too. Burton Goods is offering deals on their full-grain leather cuff Apple Watch bands.
These bands are compatible with the Apple Watch Ultra and various other Series models. With significant savings on Apple’s newest gadgets, now is a great time to upgrade your tech. Whether you’re interested in a smartwatch, tablet, laptop, or stylish accessory, these deals provide an opportunity to get the latest Apple products at a discounted price.
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