Amazon Takes $100 Off Huge Collection of Apple Watch Series 10 Models, Available From $299

[MacRumors]

Amazon is offering numerous all-time low prices on Apple Watch Series 10 devices today, including both GPS and cellular models at $100 off original prices. Best Buy is matching these prices in many cases.

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Amazon has the 42mm GPS Apple Watch Series 10 for $299.00, down from $399.00, as well as the 46mm GPS model for $329.00, down from $429.00. Both of these are record low prices on the Apple Watch Series 10, and they're available in numerous case colors and band styles, all of which you can find in the lists below.

Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm GPS) for $299.00 ($100 OFF)​

Apple Watch Series 10 (46mm GPS) for $329.00 ($100 OFF)​

42mm GPS Apple Watch Series 10

• Jet Black Aluminum Case with Black Sport Band (S/M) - $299.00, down from $399.00
• Jet Black Aluminum Case with Ink Sport Loop - $299.00, down from $399.00
• Rose Gold Aluminum Case with Plum Sport Loop - $299.00, down from $399.00
• Rose Gold Aluminum Case with Light Blush Sport Loop - $299.00, down from $399.00
• Silver Aluminum Case with Blue Cloud Sport Loop - $299.00, down from $399.00
• Silver Aluminum Case with Denim Sport Band (S/M) - $299.00, down from $399.00

46mm GPS Apple Watch Series 10

• Jet Black Aluminum Case with Black Sport Band (M/L) - $329.00, down from $429.00
• Jet Black Aluminum Case with Ink Sport Loop - $329.00, down from $429.00
• Rose Gold Aluminum Case with Light Blush Sport Band (M/L) - $329.00, down from $429.00
• Rose Gold Aluminum Case with Plum Sport Loop - $329.00, down from $429.00
• Silver Aluminum Case with Blue Cloud Sport Loop - $329.00, down from $429.00
• Silver Aluminum Case with Denim Sport Band (M/L) - $329.00, down from $429.00

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Article Link: Amazon Takes $100 Off Huge Collection of Apple Watch Series 10 Models, Available From $299

 

[Johnny907]

Because no one is buying them as there is no reason to. I'm looking at my beautiful SS Series 8, then looking at the Series 10, and finding nothing worth upgrading for. Heck if you own a Series 6 or later there's no reason to upgrade. If anything, it would be a downgrade as you are losing Blood Ox tracking.

 

[Andy_2341]

Because no one is buying them as there is no reason to. I'm looking at my beautiful SS Series 8, then looking at the Series 10, and finding nothing worth upgrading for. Heck if you own a Series 6 or later there's no reason to upgrade. If anything, it would be a downgrade as you are losing Blood Ox tracking.

For those who have the oxygen sensor and care, then that’s true. It would be a downgrade. However, for those who don’t care, it could be an upgrade. I went from an SE 2 last summer to an S9 in order to get AOD even though I didn’t get blood oxygen. This week, I went to a series 10 for faster charging, internal speakers, and the ticking second hand. The second hand is a fairly big deal for me and is helpful in healthcare contexts.

 

[TechRunner]

If I could get 3-5 days battery life from an AW I'd happily give one a shot, especially at that price. But I'm willing to trade the full functionality of the AW for the superior battery life of my current Garmin.

 

[CausticSoda]

Because no one is buying them as there is no reason to. I'm looking at my beautiful SS Series 8, then looking at the Series 10, and finding nothing worth upgrading for. Heck if you own a Series 6 or later there's no reason to upgrade. If anything, it would be a downgrade as you are losing Blood Ox tracking.

100% agreed! I have the SS Series 7 (with a proper leather strap before they replaced them) and with a face matching the strap, I think it looks surprisingly beautiful. For my use case I have no need whatsoever to replace it. However, the battery is now sub 80% so I will probably buy the next gen. I'll be in Hong Kong in October (zero tax). Were it not for that I would seriously think about replacing the battery and keeping it two or three more years.

 

[QCassidy352]

100% agreed! I have the SS Series 7 (with a proper leather strap before they replaced them) and with a face matching the strap, I think it looks surprisingly beautiful. For my use case I have no need whatsoever to replace it. However, the battery is now sub 80% so I will probably buy the next gen. I'll be in Hong Kong in October (zero tax). Were it not for that I would seriously think about replacing the battery and keeping it two or three more years.

Yeah I have a SB Ti S7 and battery is at 80% now, which doesn’t make it through the day if I exercise. Other than that it’s still pretty great.

 

[Rockin Robin]

Oooh, a Series 8 watch is available at this price in the UK. What…is so special about the dollar?!

 

[Nicky G]

Because no one is buying them as there is no reason to. I'm looking at my beautiful SS Series 8, then looking at the Series 10, and finding nothing worth upgrading for. Heck if you own a Series 6 or later there's no reason to upgrade. If anything, it would be a downgrade as you are losing Blood Ox tracking.

It’s really probably because they’re at the end of the product cycle and the new ones are coming soon. This is how Apple and many other companies clear out the end of the stock ahead of an update.

 

[Johnny907]

For those who have the oxygen sensor and care, then that’s true. It would be a downgrade. However, for those who don’t care, it could be an upgrade. I went from an SE 2 last summer to an S9 in order to get AOD even though I didn’t get blood oxygen. This week, I went to a series 10 for faster charging, internal speakers, and the ticking second hand. The second hand is a fairly big deal for me and is helpful in healthcare contexts.

You went from a gimped SE to a full Watch. You could have had the exact same experience, minus the tiny speaker that I swear to god you’d better not be listening to music in public with, had you gone with a series 6 or above.
Also: ticking second hands aren’t a series 10 exclusive, so not even sure where you’re going with that.

 

[UltimaKilo]

Because no one is buying them as there is no reason to. I'm looking at my beautiful SS Series 8, then looking at the Series 10, and finding nothing worth upgrading for. Heck if you own a Series 6 or later there's no reason to upgrade. If anything, it would be a downgrade as you are losing Blood Ox tracking.

I had a Series 5 and upgraded at launch of the S10… I regret not having waited for the S11.

 

[WarmWinterHat]

It’s really probably because they’re at the end of the product cycle and the new ones are coming soon. This is how Apple and many other companies clear out the end of the stock ahead of an update.

While true, these have been going on sale for $100 off for the last several months; I put one in my Amazon cart back in February or so for the same price as this sale. Was going to replace my 6 since I couldn't get a day out of it with a GPS-recorded workout, but decided to go a different direction altogether.

 

[MNWildFan]

100% agreed! I have the SS Series 7 (with a proper leather strap before they replaced them) and with a face matching the strap, I think it looks surprisingly beautiful. For my use case I have no need whatsoever to replace it. However, the battery is now sub 80% so I will probably buy the next gen. I'll be in Hong Kong in October (zero tax). Were it not for that I would seriously think about replacing the battery and keeping it two or three more years.

Same here

I have a series 8 myself and it's still working quite well, but once its max capacity reaches 80% or below, new watch time for me

 

[Andy_2341]

You went from a gimped SE to a full Watch. You could have had the exact same experience, minus the tiny speaker that I swear to god you’d better not be listening to music in public with, had you gone with a series 6 or above.
Also: ticking second hands aren’t a series 10 exclusive, so not even sure where you’re going with that.

You missed the part where I went to a Series 9 in between. And yes, the ticking second hand while in AOD mode is a Series 10+ feature only. Otherwise I would’ve kept my S9.

As for the speaker, I don’t listen to music in public with it. That would be obnoxious and impractical given its low volume in comparison to a phone. I connect to my AirPods generally. It’s just nice to not need my AirPods when I just have my watch and want to listen to a podcast or music. I use the S10’s internal speakers for when I’m alone and don’t want to wear AirPods.

Yes, the experience is largely the same compared to the Series 9. Heck, I was pretty happy with the SE2 and wouldn't call it gimped. It's just the Series 10’s small improvements over my current Series 9 do make a difference to me though in ways that justify the upgrade price for me in particular. If it doesn’t for you, that’s fine. I just like the differences it does present, from those mentioned to things like the metal extending to the back instead of being a separate glass section.