The Apple Watch Series 10 is the latest model to be released, and it’s the best Apple Watch yet. But with the 46mm model’s starting price of $429, it’s far from cheap, and that means that it’s always vital to take advantage of a discount whenever one comes about. As we get closer to the big Black Friday sales extravaganza, there is already a chance to get your new Apple Watch Series 10 with a big $50 discount.
This deal is available on the 46mm aluminum model in the gorgeous Jet Black finish, and you don’t need to enter any discount codes or clip any coupons to benefit from this deal. It’s available to everyone. But we can’t vouch for how long we should expect this deal to last. That means that we recommend ordering your new Apple Watch sooner rather than later.
Buy: Apple Watch Series 10: $379 | Original price: $429
This Apple Watch comes with all of the health and fitness monitoring and tracking features that we have become accustomed to, including ECG support and heart rate monitoring features. Its large 46mm size sports a huge always-on Retina display, and the watch is, of course, water resistant for use when swimming and more.
This upgraded Apple Watch comes with a long-lasting battery and a new, faster chip that means apps and more run more speedily than ever before. Features like Crash Detection and Fall Detection can be real lifesavers, while sleep tracking offers you the chance to make more informed data-driven decisions about the quality of your rest, too.
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