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Apple Watch Ultra 2 is discounted for Cyber Monday — $80 off

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All of Apple’s smartwatch models are what we would consider to be a great buy, including the Apple Watch Ultra 2. It probably won’t come as a huge shock, but Amazon has discounted the Apple Watch Ultra 2 as part of a Cyber Monday deal. It means you can buy the 49mm GPS + Cellular model for $80 off right now. That brings it down to $719 from $799. While that isn’t a cheap deal by any means, it’s rare to get such a discount on one of Apple’s best products. We can’t say how long it’ll stay at this price. It seems likely the deal will end soon. So, let’s take a quick look at what it offers before you decide to buy. If you’re looking for the best Cyber Monday smartwatch deals, this is certainly one of the mainstays.

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Why you should shop this Apple Watch Ultra 2 deal at Amazon

We tagged the Apple Watch Ultra 2 as the best premium smartwatch for the iPhone in our list of the best smartwatches, and at first glance, it’s obvious why. The 49mm titanium case and Always-On OLED touchscreen will catch anybody’s attention. The size and brightness, alone stand out. Meanwhile, the interface is very fast and fluid because it’s powered by Apple’s new S9 chipset.

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 can last up to 36 hours on a single charge. That can be extended to up to 72 hours in Low Power Mode. Moreover, it offers a comprehensive suite of health-related and fitness features. It also comes with a customizable Action button for a more convenient way of accessing your apps.

Between the Apple Watch Ultra 2 and Apple Watch Ultra, you’ll want to go for the new version of the smartwatch because of its brighter display at 3,000 nits from 2,000 nits, an upgraded processor and Neural Engine that enables improvements such as more accurate speech recognition and the new Double Tap feature, and twice the internal storage at 64GB, among others.

We didn’t expect that the Apple Watch Ultra 2 will be part of this year’s Cyber Monday Apple Watch deals since it’s fresh off the oven for Apple, so we’re surprised that its 49mm, GPS + Cellular model is on sale with a $80 discount from Amazon that pulls its price down to $719 from $799. There are lots of more affordable options for smartwatches in the market. Nothing comes close to the Apple Watch Ultra 2, though. Complete the transaction now so that you don’t miss this chance to get one for cheaper than usual. It won’t stay this price for much longer.

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