We’ve compared the prices on every available Apple Watch to find you the best deal
Looking for the best Apple Watch prices and sales? We’ve got great news for you this week – Apple has just unveiled two brand new watches for 2020. That means not just two more watches to choose from, but lower prices than ever before on older devices. While the new devices are still in the pre-order stage, our weekly Apple Watch deals roundup is here to help you decide which watch is for you and potentially score you a great price on an older model. The new Series 6 price starts at $399 / £379 for the GPS model, with the cellular-equipped model starting at $499 / £479 – both at the same initial asking price of last year’s Series 5. The brand new Apple Watch SE however, comes in at just $279 / £269 for the GPS model, and $329 / £319 for the cellular, making it a much more competitively priced device. Better still, If you’re not looking for the very latest model, you can still pick up a brand new Apple Watch Series 3 for as little as $199 / $199 right now. With the announcement of the Apple Watch 6 and Apple Watch SE, we should start to see prices dropped on the now discontinued Apple Watch 5 – which is still a great device with plenty of remaining stocks at retailers. What’s more, Apple has no plans to discontinue the venerable Apple Watch 3, so our budget watch of choice is going nowhere soon. Below you’ll find all of the best Apple Watch sales we’ve found, from the Series 3 watch to the more recent entries. We also threw in a few places to buy Apple Watch bands a little cheaper than you can pick them up from Apple. Smartwatches are usually featured in upcoming Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday sale events, which means you’re shopping at the right time to grab a discount. The latest Apple Watch, the Series 6, has just debuted over at the official Apple store for the introductory price of $399 / £379 – the same baseline costs as the 2019 Series 5. Pre-orders are live right now, with the release being on September 18th. Apple Watch 6 prices are set right now, and we expect them to stay pretty constant for at least a month, although we should start to see some movement after more of the big retailers start stocking the device. The new Apple Watch 6 comes with a few key upgrades over last year’s Series 6 – namely a new blood oxygen monitor (with accompanying app) and a brand new S6 dual-core processor, which Apple claims is 20% faster than last year’s model. Aside from these key upgrades, the always-on display is back but it’s been drastically improved with some neat new controls for notifications, allowing you to interact without fully waking up the watch. You’re also getting the latest watchOS 7 as standard with both the new Apple Watches, which is bringing a few new fitness features and a unique family sharing app that allows activities to be tracked across groups. The new Apple Watch SE is the other release from Apple this month and looks to be a more affordable alternative to the likes of the Series 6, coming in at a starting price of $279 / £269. Pre-orders are now live for a September 18th release date. New key features include the latest watchOS 7, which will enable this device to access many of the new upgrades the more expensive Series 6 is rocking, but at a more affordable price point.
