Amazon is again selling the Apple Watch Series 8 at an irresistible price for an undoubtedly limited time،
Today seems like the perfect day to buy an Apple Watch (previous generation), and if you can’t afford it or don’t think Cupertino’s first-ever rugged smartwatch best suits your style and your preferences, you may want to consider “general public”. “Series 8.
It’s not that different from the new
Series 9, which is exactly why you should go for the older edition… if you can get it with its current Amazon discount of $175. That’s way more than you can save on the aforementioned
Apple Watch Ultra as of this writing, and of course the Apple Watch Series 8 was still significantly cheaper.
If that $175 reduction from a list price of $399 looks familiar, it’s probably because that’s precisely the amount Amazon shoppers were able to save on the same device a few weeks ago at penalty. Unfortunately, this great deal didn’t last long, and that second helping might not be available for you to feast on for more than a few hours either.
Among other things, that’s because there’s only one Series 8 model discounted by $175 this time around, with all other variants either at their usual prices or currently listed as out of stock of stock.
Bargain hunters will likely be happy to know that they don’t need to go for a funky or overly striking color in order to minimize their holiday spending, as the Apple Watch Series 8 version is being sold by
Amazon at a special price Comes with a “classic” midnight aluminum case and a midnight sport band.
You’ll obviously have to do without cellular connectivity at this extremely discounted price, and people with large wrists are unfortunately out of luck as this aluminum case only comes in a small 41mm size.
Although it was released over a year ago now, the
Apple Watch Series 8 remains undoubtedly one of the best smartwatches money can buy, with its high-quality Always-On Retina display , its class-leading water resistance, dust resistance and service life. – a backup ECG
app, blood oxygen sensor, and irregular rhythm notifications making up a list of features you’d expect to keep paying $400 or at least $300 for these days.
