The Apple Watch Series 6 has seen a new price drop on Amazon, and it will set you back by only $319.99. Originally costing $384.99 for the 40mm GPS (PRODUCT)RED model, Amazon is giving you a $64.99 coupon, which is applied as soon as you checkout. This brings the price down to $319.99, making it the biggest discount we have seen on Amazon. If you require cellular connectivity, the 40mm (PRODUCT)RED version will see that price increase to $459 if you want the extra feature.
Fortunately for you, the $319.99 provides the best ‘bang for the buck’ when you want a smartwatch and it is also jam-packed with features. In fact, this Apple Watch Series 6 touts the highest number of features of any Apple Watch model so far, so you would be missing out on a lot if you ignore this price cut, especially if you are an iPhone owner. For starters, the Apple Watch Series 6 sports an Always-on Retina Display, providing real-time notifications without requiring you to whip your phone out every time.
Secondly, it sports an ECG, and if you have been following our stories, you will know that the feature has potentially saved countless lives time and time again. The Apple Watch Series 6 also rocks an oximeter, which according to critics, is reasonably accurate. The latest wearable from Apple also supports the latest Wi-Fi 6 standard, resulting in faster wireless connectivity. With all that you are getting from the latest wearable, it would be a shame to ignore this hefty discount.
Speaking of discounts, we are not aware when this promotion will end, so make haste and grab yours as soon as possible.
Get the Apple Watch Series 6 from Amazon for only $319.99
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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