Deals: Woot Discounts Refurbished Apple Watch Series 1 Models to $110, Series 2 Starting at $145

[MacRumors]

Deals retailer Woot today has notable low prices on refurbished models of the Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 2, as well as the 4th generation iPad mini. There were Series 3 and Series 4 Apple Watch models on sale, but as of writing they have sold out.

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You can get the Apple Watch Series 1 for as low as $109.99 in 38mm and $114.99 in 42mm. There are multiple band and case color options as well. All of the Apple Watches are on sale for today only, or until stock runs out.

For the Series 2 models, 38mm starts at $144.99 and 42mm starts at $149.99. These Apple Watches all have Sport Bands and aluminum cases, and are expected to have a moderate level of wear and tear, but they have been tested to be in full working condition.

Lastly, Woot has the 16GB iPad mini 4 in Wi-Fi only for $189.99. You can also increase the storage to 64GB for $209.99, and 128GB for $229.99. Just like the Apple Watch, the iPad mini 4 has been refurbished and is tested to be in proper working order.

Head to our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more discounts on Apple products and related accessories.

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[psac]

My Series 1 is still doing pretty well, I'm surprised it's lasted so long. Having said that, these things have to be getting close to end of life soon. Even for $110, I don't know if it's worth buying such an old device at this point.

 

[michaelsft]

I feel like Series 1 and 2 will stutter and splutter a little these days - a good condition Series 3 may cost double but will surely be a wiser choice?

 

[mlrproducts]

My Series 1 is still doing pretty well, I'm surprised it's lasted so long. Having said that, these things have to be getting close to end of life soon. Even for $110, I don't know if it's worth buying such an old device at this point.

Still have my series 1 (I actually upgraded from a series 0) - still does everything I want but agreed a used series 1 is close to $50.

 

[ryanasimov]

Just a friendly tip from someone who has owned multiple Apple watches (since 4/24/15 launch): unless you want to just tell the time or use very lightweight apps, don't get anything under a Series 4. Anything before that lags horribly and your ability to use future watchOS versions is pretty much done.

 

[rdillon2008]

Just a friendly tip from someone who has owned multiple Apple watches (since 4/24/15 launch): unless you want to just tell the time or use very lightweight apps, don't get anything under a Series 4. Anything before that lags horribly and your ability to use future watchOS versions is pretty much done.

I use mines for time and notifications. The heart rate is a good feature as well but i do not do nothing else on my watch. I am still in need of watch faces so I may consider a series 6 for the new face.

 

[QCassidy352]

Just a friendly tip from someone who has owned multiple Apple watches (since 4/24/15 launch): unless you want to just tell the time or use very lightweight apps, don't get anything under a Series 4. Anything before that lags horribly and your ability to use future watchOS versions is pretty much done.

I used a series 3 on the current OS for months before getting a series 5, and the series 3 was totally fine. Not quite as smooth as the 4/5, but definitely didn’t “lag horribly.”

 

[minimo3]

Tried to sell a series 1 last year in great condition for $50. No bites for months. Had a hard time giving it away but eventually someone took it.

 

[macgician]

We can buy them for collectibles.

 

[44267547]

A Series one Apple Watch is a ‘bad buy’ right now. I would not do it, considering we’re moving on to watch OS7 within five months. I mean, if you want a Series 1 for basic tasks, such as heart rate/communication, it’s capable, but I question its sustainability once watchOS 7 arrives in terms of performance/battery efficiency.

 

[snipr125]

I use my apple watch series 1 purely as a fitness tracker and to tell the time. For these tasks it serves me well (too laggy for anything else), and i only Sync up to my iphone like 3-4 times a week, so the battery is still pretty good after 3 years. My little nephew and niece love the butterfly face animations though!

 

[tooloud10]

Just a friendly tip from someone who has owned multiple Apple watches (since 4/24/15 launch): unless you want to just tell the time or use very lightweight apps, don't get anything under a Series 4. Anything before that lags horribly and your ability to use future watchOS versions is pretty much done.

Huh, my stainless S3 works perfectly fine. I'd love an excuse to buy a newer model but have no reason to.

 

[magicschoolbus]

Huh, my stainless S3 works perfectly fine. I'd love an excuse to buy a newer model but have no reason to.

Same here my S3 works great.