Apple Watch deals are heating up ahead of Prime Day — save up to $150
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Best early Prime Day Apple Watch deals
Best Series 10 deal
Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm, GPS)
$319 (save $80)
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Best Ultra deal
Apple Watch Ultra 2 (49mm, GPS + cellular)
$729.99 (save $69.01)
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Best SE deal
Apple Watch SE (44mm, GPS)
$219 (save $60)
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You don't need a smartwatch to tell you that Prime Day is a great time to pick up an Apple Watch.
This year, the Prime member-exclusive sale runs a whopping four days, from July 8 to July 11. But if you want to score some savings Apple Watches (and Apple in general, for that matter), you don't have to wait.
Typically, Apple deals aren't officially affiliated with the sale, which means that non-Prime members can enjoy the savings, too. While Prime Day proper does tend to bring a higher volume of record low prices, the weeks leading up to the sale have deals ranging from decent to great. Case in point: each model of the Apple Watch is available at a discounted price, with markdowns ranging from $60 to $150.
SEE ALSO: Walmart's anti-Prime Day sale is extra competitive this year
With Apple Watches, you'll tend to score the best savings if you're not picky about colorways. While none of the deals below are rare (in other words, necessary to jump on ASAP), it's a solid lineup for folks who don't want to wait for July 8.
Our pick: Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm, GPS)
$299 at Amazon $399 Save $100
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Check out our full review of the Apple Watch Series 10.
The Apple Watch Series 10 frequently gets discounted at Amazon. Shortly after its release last fall, the smartwatch received a $20 price cut, and dropped to the $330 range before the year's end. At $319, this is a better deal than average, especially considering it's Mashable's top pick for a smartwatch fitness tracker. If you want the absolute best price, you'll have to wait until this watch drops to $299.
We like the Series 10 thanks to its suite of health tracking capabilities, including a heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, menstrual cycle tracker, and pedometer (the blood oxygen sensor is the main feature that's missing). It also has an ultra bright and lightweight display.
Apple Watch Series 10 (46mm, GPS) — $359 $429 (save $70)
Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm, GPS + cellular) — $429 $499 (save $70)
Apple Watch Series 10, Milanese loop (42mm, GPS + cellular) — $699 $749 (save $150)
Apple Watch Ultra 2 (49mm, GPS + cellular) — $729.99 $799 (save $69.01)
Apple Watch SE, 2nd Gen (40mm, GPS) — $189 $249 (save $60)
Apple Watch SE, 2nd Gen (44mm, GPS) — $219 $279 (save $60)
Apple Watch SE, 2nd Gen (40mm, GPS + cellular) — $239 $299 (save $60)
Apple Watch SE, 2nd Gen (44mm, GPS + cellular) — $269 $329 (save $60)
Apple AirTag (4-Pack) — $74.99 (List Price $99.00)
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (Wi-Fi, 40mm, S/M Green) — $199.99 (List Price $299.99)
Dyson V15 Detect Plus Cordless Vacuum Cleaner (Yellow/Nickel) — $649.99 (List Price $749.99)
Apple 2025 MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop — $849.00 (List Price $999.00)
Hisense 55" Class QD6 Series (2025 Model) QLED 4K UHD TV — $259.99 (List Price $379.99)
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