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If you’ve been waiting for a decent deal on an Apple Watch Series 7, now might be the time to make the leap. You can get up to $60 (up to 15%) off Amazon smartwatch every minute. The biggest discounts are on the green versions of the GPS and cell phone models. Apple Watch Series 7 with 41mm GPS is down from $399 to $339, while the mobile variant dropped from $499 to $439 — an all-time low price for this model.
Buy Apple Watch Series 7 in Green (GPS) on Amazon – $339
Buy Apple Watch Series 7 in Green (Mobile) on Amazon – $439
We’ve seen the GPS version of the Apple Watch Series 7 drop to this price point before. It dropped to $339 at the end of December, the lowest price we’ve seen to date. Still, it’s a good deal on a smartwatch that we gave a score of 90 in our review. While sleep tracking might not be as robust as, say, a Fitibit, it’s still arguably the best overall smartwatch on the market, thanks to features like exercise tracking, fast charging, and deep iOS integration.
Some variants of the Apple Watch Series 7 GPS are on sale, albeit with a slightly smaller reduction. THE (Product) RED, black and blue versions are under $349. Other cellphone models are also discounted by $50. You can snag it at blue, White or black for $449.
Meanwhile, as was the case with a one-day sale on Woot last week and on Amazon earlier this month, you can buy a pack of four AirTags for $94, which is five percent off the regular price. As with Tile’s trackers, the idea is to help you keep track of your stuff. While Android users can see if an AirTag is nearby via a dedicated app, you’ll need an iPhone to get the most out of trackers.
Buy AirTags (pack of four) on Amazon – $94
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