SAVE $70:As of Jan. 8, the Apple Watch Series 10 is on sale for $359 at Amazon. That's a saving of 16% on list price.
The latest Apple Watch, the Series 10, was released in 2024, bringing about a great upgrade on its predecessor. Since its release, it has seen several discounts, especially over Black Friday, bringing it down to its lowest price yet. And as of Jan. 8, the Apple Watch 10 is back down to its lowest-ever price. On Amazon, you can upgrade for just $359.
The Apple Watch 10 is a great choice for both function and style. It is the thinnest Apple Watch released so far but also has the biggest and most readable display. It also introduces Apple's first-ever wide-angle OLED display, meaning the watch remains clear and sharp when looking at it quickly or from awkward angles.
SEE ALSO: 9 new gadgets from CES 2025 that you can actually buy right nowIf you're looking specifically for health and fitness metrics, you'll be impressed. You get advanced health tracking including ECG readings, heart rate notifications, and ovulation estimates. In the Vitals app, you'll find detailed overnight metrics such as heart and respiratory rates, and sleep tracking. It even includes alerts for possible sleep apnea. For fitness enthusiasts, the Workout app lets you track a whole load of activities, along with tools to monitor workout intensity and aquatic tracking with depth and water temperature sensors. And with 18 hours of normal use (and fast charging that gives you 80% in 30 minutes), the watch is perfect for all lengths of activity.
Safety is also a top priority, so you can enjoy features including Fall Detection, Crash Detection, and Emergency SOS, along with a Check-In feature that automatically updates loved ones when you reach your destination.
Head to Amazon now to grab this deal.
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