SAVE $100: As of June 15,Foreign Archives get the Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm, GPS) on sale for $329 at Amazon. That's $100 off the listing price of $429 and a discount of 23%.
Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm, GPS) $329 at Amazon It's officially adventure season, which means it might finally be time for you to get a smartwatch to come with you on your hot girl walks, hikes, bikes, and camping trips. You can score the newest Apple Watch iteration for its lowest price ever at Amazon and take it with you on journeys near and far.
As of June 15, the Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm, GPS) is on sale for $329 at Amazon. That's $100 off the listing price of $429 and a discount of 23%. It's also this smartwatch's lowest price yet.
SEE ALSO: The best smartwatch for every wristThe newest Apple Watch comes with the much-hyped feature of Double Tap, allowing you access to key controls with a simple tap of your fingers, plus all the fitness-tracking features you'd expect, including ECG and heart rate tracking, the ability to track your sleep and menstrual cycles, and activity tracking for a dozen different exercise types. Plus, it's equipped with fall and crash detection and will automatically call emergency services if an issue is detected. That could come in handy for solo adventurers.
In his review, Mashable Senior Editor Stan Schroeder noted that the Series 9 isn't much of an overhaul from the Series 8, so this deal might be a better purchase for those looking to buy their first smartwatch rather than upgrade from an earlier Apple Watch model. However, he loved the super bright display of up to 2000 nits (perfect for checking your stats even in the blazing summer sun) and the watch's upgraded A15 Bionic-based S9 chipset with a 64-bit dual-core processor, which makes the watch run 30% faster than the previous model.
Get the Apple Watch Series 9 at its lowest price yet while you can.
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