Prime Day Apple Watch deals hit Black Friday-worthy prices

Perhaps you’re the person who thinks, “Eh, maybe I’ll get an Apple Watch next time the price drops…”

We respect your patience, but the time has come. Prime Day deals are rolling in, and there’s no reason to wait until November. This year’s Apple Watch deals are so deep, they’re making Black Friday look lazy.

With four straight days of sales running through July 11 (go ahead — set a reminder), Prime members should have just enough time to snag the model that fits their needs. We’ve clocked max savings on the budget-friendly Apple Watch SE, the upgraded Series 10, and even the rugged, pro-level Ultra 2.

I speak from experience here. As part of the wrist-watch-wearing cult myself, my only regret is that I didn’t wait until Prime Day to upgrade. Those of us who have one understand just how much it transforms your life. Whether you’re tracking sleep, zoning in on activity rings, or just dodging texts from your wrist, the Apple Watch can do it all — texting, calling, tracking, and motivating you to step up your game.

For as little as $150, you could be well on your way to meeting your summer goals. Don’t even think about waiting. These Prime Day Apple Watch deals won’t be around forever.

The Series 10 is a versatile health tracker, monitoring everything from heart rate and sleep to wrist temperature and menstrual cycles. It includes unique tools like the Tides app for surfers, Headspace for mindfulness, and Strava integration for runners — great for unserious outdoor enthusiasts and serious athletes alike. It’s rugged, sleek, and charges up to 80% in under 30 minutes. Seamlessly switch between sending texts, making calls, and tracking progress with the activity ring. The Series 10 truly does it all. Read more in our full review here.

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