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The Apple Watch Series 10 is still down to its lowest-price ever on Amazon

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As you might have noticed, the Cyber Monday deals have arrived. One of our favorite deals features a discount on the Apple Watch Series 10. It’s down to $329 (instead of $399) – saving you $70 for Cyber Monday. That’s the lowest price it has ever been on Amazon, so if you’ve been waiting to treat yourself to the latest Apple Watch, this is a great time. It’s one of the best Cyber Monday smartwatch deals still around. Hurry, though, we don’t know for how long.

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Why you should buy the Apple Watch Series 10

As our Apple Watch Series 10 review explains, “the Apple Watch Series 10 is another strong entry in the Apple Watch family, and a (mostly) easy recommendation”. It has a new, thinner design than previous Apple Watches, along with a subtle but welcome screen upgrade. It also has a new speaker and improved charging speed, so it’s a good upgrade for existing Apple Watch owners.

For everyone else, it’s an even bigger recommendation for one of the best smartwatches. It has a large and attractive always-on display with a super responsive touchscreen. It offers advanced health insights so you can take an ECG any time, and there are notifications any time you have a high or low heart rate or an irregular heart rhythm.

When working out, the Apple Watch Series 10 can help you gain all kinds of advanced metrics. These include checking your training load and intensity, along with your aquatic journeys, thanks to depth and water temperature sensors. Whatever you’re doing, the Apple Watch Series 10 will track your steps, calories burned, how often you stand, and much more. On your regular runs, you can see how fast you’re running and how much you’re improving.

During downtime, you can also send texts, take calls, receive notifications, listen to music, and even Siri through your Apple Watch Series 10. It all comes together to be truly appealing. It even keeps an eye on your safety thanks to fall and crash detection. I have the older Series 9 model, and I love how it motivates me to be more active while helping me feel safe.

Normally priced at $399, Amazon slashed the Apple Watch Series 10 price by 20%. That discounts it to its lowest price ever available at the retailer. Priced at just $329, this sale will only take place for a limited time due to the short deals season. Check it out now before the deal ends. You won’t regret it.

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