Save $100 on an Apple Watch Series 7

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If you just can’t afford to get the just-announced Apple Watch 8, save $100 and get an Apple Watch Series 7. This price is available in certain colors with a 45mm sport band. You may not have the newest bells and whistles of the Series 8, you’ll get both health and fitness benefits with this sportswatch.

The Watch features the Always-On Retina display for almost 20% more screen real estate than the previous model, which makes it easier to see your messages, fitness counter, health information, etc. This information is under the most crack-resistant front crystal yet for an Apple Watch. It also sports IP6X dust resistance and is swim-proof to boot.

This particular version of the Apple Watch Series 7 is non-cellular, meaning you will have to remain connected to your iPhone for you to take calls, use the health and fitness features, or do anything Internet-related while using the Watch.

Apple Watch 7 Features

You can check your heart rhythm with the ECG app anytime and anywhere and get high and low heart rate and irregular heart rhythm notifications. You can also measure your blood oxygen with an app and a powerful sensor. Feel safer with the Emergency SOS feature that will summon help whenever you need it.

The sleep app allows you to complete your sleep goals every night, and a handwashing app reminds you to wash your hands for the required 20 seconds. The Mindfulness app will help you deal with a stressful day. The fitness tracking has now added Tai Chi and Pilates to the existing running, walking, yoga, strength, etc., workouts.

Get this model of the Apple Watch with a 41mm band in a selection of colors at $100 off for just $329 and get the 41mm for $299. Get the GPS + Cellular version in 41mm for $399 and 45mm for $429.

Apple Watch Series 7

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