The Apple Watch is now ludicrously cheap thanks to rare price cut from Amazon
The Apple Watch remains the most popular smartwatch on the planet and it’s not hard to see why. These impressive wearables strap to your wrist and offer an easy way to check messages, answer calls and see notifications without needing to pull your iPhone from your pocket.
Then there are the health benefits with Apple’s latest models featuring technology that monitors heart rate, daily activity levels and how much exercise you are getting. The watch can even call a contact if you happen to fall over and don’t start moving again.
There’s also sleep tracking and a Retina display that offers more space for your content. It’s all clever stuff and now there’s a way to own an Apple Watch at a much cheaper price.
It’s pretty rare to see these wearables getting a discount but that’s exactly what Amazon has right now with the Watch SE dropped by as much as 19 percent.
That means you can pop this device on your wrist for just £217 – that’s a £50 saving and one of the lowest prices we’ve seen for this device.
Amazon is stocking most styles of this device with the Gold, Space Grey and Silver all available at the cheaper price. Along with the standard models on offer, there are also the more expensive cellular devices at a discounted price. These versions allow you to make calls and send texts without needing an iPhone.
If that’s got you thinking of buying the Watch SE then Express.co.uk has a full review which you can read here.
In summary we said: “The Apple Watch SE is, without doubt, the smartwatch many have been waiting for. This new wearable comes packed with features, has that bigger display, good battery and it can monitor your fitness levels and health for a price that’s now so much more affordable.
There’s plenty tucked inside that make it a very solid purchase. In fact, the SE might definitely make you think it’s time to join the smartwatch revolution.”
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