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The best cheap Apple Watch deals for June 2018

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Finding a cheap Apple Watch 3 is next to impossible, but you’ll find the Apple Watch 2 on discount from certain retailers.
Finding the best cheap Apple Watch deals is no easy task simply because this is the newest product category among Apple devices and the Apple Watch 3 version with LTE is still new and expensive.
Our best tip for April 2018 is to ditch the LTE – as the standard Apple Watch 3 has all of the top features of the new watch without the expensive connection – or just go for the still-excellent Apple Watch 2. There’s a lot of money savings to be had.
Yes, the Apple Watch 3 is the best Apple Watch you can buy today; however, the refreshed Apple Watch Series 1 or 2 are just as good for most people. Make sure you pick wisely.
Here’s a list of the best Apple Watch deals for April 2018, from the first version of the Watch to the latest. We also threw in a few places to buy cheap Apple Watch bands a little more cheaply than you can pick them up from Apple.
OS: watchOS 4| Compatibility: iOS| Display: 1.65″ OLED| Processor: S3 dual-core| Onboard storage: 8GB| Battery: 18 hours| Charging method: Wireless| IP rating: IPX7| Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS Cellular
The new regular Apple Watch 3 and Apple Watch 3 LTE delivers a really minimal upgrade, unliked the new iPhone X. The latter version essentially just adds in connectivity to its latest wearable. This basic Series 3 model though can only be called an incremental upgrade over the Apple Watch 2.
If you’re not that bothered about being connected wherever you are – or don’t want to pay extra for the capability – you might want to look at the older Apple Watch Series 2 deals below and save yourself some money.
OS: watchOS 4| Compatibility: iOS| Display: 1.53″ OLED| Processor: S2 dual-core| Onboard storage: 8GB (only 2GB and 75MB allowed for music and photos, respectively)| Battery: 18 hours| Charging method: Wireless| IP rating: IPX7| Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC
The Apple Watch 2 isn’t being sold by Apple, but it’s still being pushed around by various retailers for those who want the older, but very similar, Watch on the cheap.
It includes specs and features not available for the cheaper Apple Watch Series 1. This includes GPS tracking, a brighter screen and waterproof specs that allow you to wear it in the pool – which can also be found on the Watch 3.
All of that sounds great, until you see the expensive price tag, especially for the Ceramic Apple Watch 2.
Aluminum cases make for the cheapest Apple Watch 2, followed by stainless steel and ceramic. There’s no gold model any more, but more intricate Apple Watch bands do lead to higher prices. In other words, you have to shop smartly when picking out your Apple Watch 2 below – but it’s a much better option for most when looking for the more sport-enabled Watch.
Read our full review: Apple Watch 2
OS: watchOS 4| Compatibility: iOS| Display: 1.53″ OLED| Processor: S2 dual-core / improved in Watch 3| Onboard storage: 8GB (only 2GB and 75MB allowed for music and photos, respectively)| Battery: 18 hours| Charging method: Wireless| IP rating: water-resistant IPX7| Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC
Right – let’s clear this up: there are two Nike+ editions of the Apple Watch. The first is the Nike+ Apple Watch Series 2, and the second the Nike+ Apple Watch Series 3.
Both are virtually identical to the ‘standard’ version of the Watch they’re related to, apart from different (and really rather nice) rubberised straps that you can’t easily buy separately and new watch faces.
Other than that, they don’t really offer a lot more other than a stylistic option – and of course they’re ‘designed’ to be use with the Nike app.
So if you’re seeing the Nike+ Apple Watch for cheap, make sure it’s not the Series 2 model… although that one is perfectly good enough in our eyes, and offers all the advantages minus the LTE connectivity.
OS: watchOS 4| Compatibility: iOS| Display: 1.53″ OLED| Processor: S1P dual-core| Onboard storage: 8GB (only 2GB and 75MB allowed for music and photos, respectively)| Battery: 18 hours| Charging method: Wireless| IP rating: splash-proof| Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC
The Apple Watch Series 1 is actually the best Apple Watch for most people who aren’t all-star runners and avid swimmers, with most of the specs you need on a smartwatch.
This is a ‘refreshed’ Apple Watch compared to the original Apple Watch below, so it has a faster dual-core processor and better battery life as a result.
It runs all the same WatchOS 4 software, which brings some decent improvements and, best of all, the original Watch costs a lot less than the models above.
If you don’t need to track GPS runs and swim with it on, you’ll save money. The discounted Apple Watch Series 1 still comes in two sizes, 38mm and 42mm, but only has the more economical aluminum case and Sport band, although it’s still good value despite the limited choice.
OS: watchOS 4| Compatibility: iOS| Display: 1.53″ OLED| Processor: S1 System-in-Package (SiP)| Band sizes: Varies drastically per style| Onboard storage: 8GB (only 2GB and 75MB allowed for music and photos, respectively)| Battery: 18 hours| Charging method: Wireless| IP rating: IPX7| Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC
The cheapest Apple Watch on sale today is the original iWatch, the company’s first smartwatch that came out in April 2015.
No, the Apple Store doesn’t sell this price-reduced Apple Watch 1 anymore, but there are plenty of retailers still hawking the original Apple Watch at a discount.
However, we thoroughly recommend that you look at some of the other options unless the cost is really low, as most places aren’t selling the first version of the Apple Watch – one that’s rather outdated, don’t forget – for a good enough price.
Your Apple Watch literally isn’t complete without the best deals on Apple Watch bands. They make the geeky smartwatch stylish enough to show off to late adopters.
In fact, you’re going to want multiple cheap Apple Watch straps simply because more elegant bands are far from ideal for the gym.

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