The brand new and latest Apple Watch Series 6 smartwatch is currently available with a heavy discount applied, bringing the price down to just $324.
40mm Apple Watch Series 6 in Blue Available for Just $324 Today
Apple Watch needs no introduction and the latest model - Series 6 - improves on the previous generation model by bumping up the performance while throwing in blood-oxygen monitoring. With a starting price of $399, it's excellent value for money, too.
Thanks to this wonderful deal, you can just pay $324, save $74, and become an owner of the Apple Watch Series 6, the latest and greatest which Apple has to offer in its lineup of smartwatches. It is a limited time deal therefore act fast if you want to instantly save money.
The model on sale comes in the 40mm case size, a wonderful Blue Aluminum case with Deep Navy Sport Band. If you are a huge fan of blue, then this color is going to do your obsession some serious justice.
GPS model lets you take calls and reply to texts from your wrist
Measure your blood oxygen with an all-new sensor and app
Check your heart rhythm with the ECG app
The Always-On Retina display is 2.5x brighter outdoors when your wrist is down
S6 SiP is up to 20% faster than Series 5
5GHz Wi-Fi and U1 Ultra Wideband chip
Track your daily activity on Apple Watch and see your trends in the Fitness app on iPhone
Measure workouts like running, walking, cycling, yoga, swimming, and dance
Swimproof design
There are no discount codes or coupons needed to bring the price down.
Buy Apple Watch Series 6 - Was $399, now just $324
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