If anyone here buys the 38 mm for 79 I'll double what you paid for it. If you sell it to me. Lol
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Walmart is selling the original Apple Watch for $79 and $99.
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No it doesn't, just went in and the lady told me she didn't have any even tho it says they do. They then went on to claim that she only had the 38mm even tho the website says 42.
New Apple watch user because of this great deal. Checked several locations via Brickseek along with asking reps to check for me and sure enough 1 white 42 for $99
worth the purchase?New Apple watch user because of this great deal. Checked several locations via Brickseek along with asking reps to check for me and sure enough 1 white 42 for $99
I am selling two mint Apple Series 0 42mm on craigslist for $150 each and having a tough time getting bites. Brand new at $99 is a steal and at $150 for mint condition series 0 with all the items that came from apple including the wrapping I thought was a good deal. Maybe I need to come down to this price to attract buyers??
I had the same problem trying to sell my 42mm SS. At this point, your choice is to gift them or take a HUGE loss.
Wow, the resale market is tough.
I see prices in my area still asking $500-$700 for 42mm SS Series 0.
Part of the 'problem' is the availability of refurbished units flooding the market...and likely a lot more in the months leading up to and after AW3 is launched.
Here in San Diego, SS Series0 are going for $300. It's tempting but I'm still not sure if I want a smart watch. I'm hesitant to buy the Sport because it doesn't have sapphire and I'm clumsy, but part of my hesitation is because I don't want one more thing to charge so Series 2 watches are more attractive to me.
@jbachandouris is correct. The market for used Apple Watch this is absolutely horrible. Even if you were To reduce the price, you're gonna be taking a serious loss. The issue is that the market has saturation of the first generation watch everywhere and Series 1/2 version has trumped the first generation.
I plan on keeping my Apple Watches until they are no longer useful. I'm not going to be giving away any hardware in mint condition for next to nothing. You can reduce the price, which will likely find a buyer, but just know you'll likely receive the value you want.
Definitely more worth it. Almost pulled the trigger on a new Series 1 SS model which I found for $299. This investment will hold me over till the new models come out later this year.
Series 1 does not come in Stainless. It's aluminum only.
I tried calling, got answered after 5 mins by someone not in electronics, got picked up 5 later by the same person, got an answer 5 mins later by electronics
Asked if they had in stock and got put on hold for 20 mins
I hung up, wasn't putting up with that ****
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