Deals: Apple Watch Series 6 and SE Discounted by $50, Starting at $230 for 40mm GPS SE

Amazon today introduced a few $50 markdowns on the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE, with prices starting at $229.99 for the 40mm GPS Apple Watch SE.

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Across the board, these are the lowest prices we've ever tracked for each of the models listed below. Some models may not ship until early December.

Keep up with all of this week's best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.

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44267547 Avatar
45 months ago
At this point, I would not purchase a S6 quite yet for $50 (Which You have to count for tax.) I would wait a little closer to black Friday. Also, if somebody really wanted a deal, the Series 5 will be slashed over the next month to liquidate any remaining models, which in my opinion, is very similar to the S6, with the exception of the health sensors and last years AOD version.
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erinsarah Avatar
45 months ago

At this point, I would not purchase a S6 quite yet for $50 (Which You have to count for tax.) I would wait a little closer to black Friday. Also, if somebody really wanted a deal, the Series 5 will be slashed over the next month to liquidate any remaining models, which in my opinion, is very similar to the S6, with the exception of the health sensors and last years AOD version.
Plus the deals are only for specific color/watch combos. For example the graphite with black sports band is $379, but the other color choices start at $409.
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