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The best Cyber Monday Apple Watch deals for 2022

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are in the books, but that doesn’t mean deals have ceased to exist. You have another week of slowly diminishing Cyber Monday deals to take advantage of. There are still some truly epic Cyber Monday Apple Watch deals out there, so whether you’re eyeing the Apple Watch SE or want to save money on the expensive Ultra, we’ve rounded up the best deals right here. Not in the market for an Apple Watch? Check out our Cyber Monday smartwatch deals for money off other brands. Don’t forget, this is the last major sales event of 2022, so the only way to ensure you get your new watch in time for the holidays is to order today.

Apple Watch SE (GPS, 40mm) — $149, was $279

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The Apple Watch SE 1st Gen has a large screen, and great features for the price. WatchOS is as pleasant as ever to use thanks to Apple’s incredible software engineering. It also features an all-day battery life, which is certainly welcome. It’s a solid entry point if you’ve never owned a smartwatch or an Apple Watch before.

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Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS, 42mm) — $179, was $229

An Apple Watch Series 3 worn on a wrist.
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Amidst all of these Cyber Monday Apple Watch deals, it’s interesting now to look back at the Apple Watch Series 3 vs. Apple Watch Series 4 comparison. We’re a few years removed and the features list on the newer generation is much longer, but don’t let that deter you. The older models are still remarkably capable, especially if you’re looking for the common features like health and activity tracking, iPhone notifications and alerts on your wrist, and all the Apple goodness you know and love. This is a good buy-in if you don’t want to splurge on more expensive models.

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Apple Watch SE 2 (GPS, 40mm) — $229, was $249

A white Apple Watch SE second generation against a white background.
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The newest model in the SE family, Apple Watch SE 2 features a more-powerful processor, a new third-gen optical heart sensor, an always-on altimeter, and a Retina OLED display. If you want the most up-to-date model with a little discount, now’s as good a time as any to grab one. If you’d like to know more about the newest models, you can also read guide on the Apple Watch Series 8, SE, and Ultra.

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Apple Watch Series 8 (GPS, 41mm) — $349, was $399

Close-up of a person taking a call on their Apple Watch Series 8.
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There are a lot of models featured in the Cyber Monday Apple Watch deals, so if you’re at all curious, you can always review our guide to learn about the newest Apple Watch on the market. Right now, that’s the Apple Watch Series 8, the very model we’re discussing now. It carries over many of the beloved software and hardware features from previous generations. What’s new? You get car crash detection, sleep tracking, a new temperature sensor, and much better health tracking with insights you can really dig into — providing you with a clearer picture of your overall health and wellness.

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Apple Watch Ultra (GPS, Cellular, 49mm) — $739, was $799

The Apple Watch Ultra worn on a man's wrist.
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If you’d like to dig a little deeper before capitalizing on the Cyber Monday Apple Watch deals, like this one, the Digital Trends’ Apple Watch Ultra review roundup will tell you everything you need to know about this model. It’s the company’s most expensive smartwatch to date, but it looks absolutely stunning. The biggest difference between the other models is that it’s big, like really, really big, even on a large wrist, with the Ultra weighing in at 49mm. As new as it is in the Apple Watch lineup, it’s great to see it on sale here.

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