Upgrade to the Apple Watch Series 4 today and save $75 in the process on select models including 40mm and 44mm options.
You might be holding on to your old Series 1 or Series 2 Apple Watch, but Series 4 is a huge leap forward in terms of performance and display technology. If you're on the verge of treating yourself to a Series 4 upgrade then now's the time to jump onboard as a wide range of models are discounted and you can save up to $50 on GPS models and up to $75 on Cellular models.
There are range of options to choose from here and in the end you'll be getting a capable smartwatch that suits your lifestyle and use-case. Here's a quite run-down of the features:
GPS + Cellular
Over 30% larger display
Electrical and optical heart sensors
ECG app
Digital Crown with haptic feedback
50% louder speaker
S4 SiP with faster 64-bit dual-core processor
Improved accelerometer and gyroscope for fall detection
Swim proof
watch OS 5
Although the list of features suggest that the Apple Watch Series 4 runs watchOS 5, and it does obviously, but do keep in mind that the device will be upgraded to watchOS 6 later this year which is jam-packed with tons of new features. This includes dedicated apps that have no reliance on the iPhone, and a dedicated App Store for, you know, watchOS apps!
There's a lot to like here, starting with that display. So why not check out the deals and treat yourself to an upgrade which has been way more than due, right?
- Buy Apple Watch Series 4 GPS - Up to $50 Off
- Buy Apple Watch Series 4 Cellular - Up to $75 Off
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