The Apple Watch Series 8 just recently launched, and Amazon is already offering a $40 discount on the wearable, and it is for the GPS + Cellular version. Bear in mind that in order to avail the price cut, which brings the overall cost down to $659.99, you have to order a specific version, which sports a 41mm display size, with a silver color and Stainless Steel case. The device should feature wrists in the 150-200mm range, according to the listing on Amazon.
The Apple Watch Series 8 features an S8 chip that may sport the same dual-core CPU as the S7 and S6 chip, but it gets upgrades in all areas, such as an improved gyroscope and Crash Detection support, a feature that is also present on the latest iPhone 14 models. On top of that, you get a temperature sensor with sleep tracking. There is also a heart rate sensor, ECG, and the ability to check your blood oxygen meter.
Inside the packaging, Apple includes a USB-C magnetic fast charging cable and a sport band, though you can remove the band and replace it with something that matches your style. If you ever decide to take your Apple Watch Series 8 in water, you can do so without worry because of its WR50 water-resistance certification, and it is swim-proof too.
The Apple Watch Series 8 will also come with Emergency SOS via satellite when the feature drops in November and depending on your usage, you can get a whole day of battery life while it is strapped to your wrist. There is no telling when the deal will finish, so if you have yet to upgrade to an Apple smartwatch, here is the opportune moment to do so.
Get the Apple Watch Series 8, 41mm GPS + Cellular Stainless Steel model from Amazon for $659.99
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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