SAVE $80:As of Dec. 12, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 is on sale for $719 as part of Best Buy's Deal of the Day. That's $80 off its original price of $799.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be over and done with, but Best Buy's keeping the seasonal savings alive through its Deal of the Day program. This one-day-only event always has some fun surprises up its sleeve, and today is no different, as you can save $80 right now on a 49mm Apple Watch Ultra 2.
This has dropped the price of the Apple Watch Ultra 2 from $799 to $719, which is a very nice discount if you've had your eye on this smartwatch. It also comes with bonus offers of four months of Apple Fitness+ for free and up to three months of Apple Music for free. What better way to get set up with your new smartwatch?
SEE ALSO: Apple's iOS 18.2 arrives: Here's 4 new features to be excited aboutThe Apple Watch Ultra 2 is for those with a very adventurous lifestyle as it features a rugged design and more advanced features than its counterparts. In our comparison of Apple Watch Series 9 vs. Ultra 2, writer Alex Perry said "Apple Watch Ultra 2 is bigger, more durable, longer-lasting, and has more features than Series 9. It's also not for everyone. Ultra 2 is definitely made with outdoorsy adventuring types in mind."
As Best Buy's own page states, this Deal of the Day only lasts through Dec. 12, so act fast to save on the Apple Watch Ultra 2.
If you're looking for even more tech deals like this one, it's worth having a look through our list of Cyber Monday deals to see if any options that caught your eye are still available. And if Apple deals are on your mind, check out our Apple Cyber Monday deals list to see if any are still live.
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