Published on December 2, 20244 min read

Best Apple Watch deals in December 2024

A fresh batch of Apple Watch deals is on the horizon. Now that the Apple Watch 10 is widely available, retailers are discounting the price of various Apple Watches.

Currently, the best Apple Watch deal comes from Amazon. You can get the new Apple Watch 10 (GPS/41mm) on sale for $355 at Amazon. That's the best price available now for the current-gen Apple Watch.

Whether you're searching for deals on the Apple Watch SE or the latest Apple Watch 10, here are the best sales right now. Plus, make sure to read our guide on the Apple Watch 10 vs Apple Watch 9 to see whether Apple's new watch is worth the upgrade.


If you still don't know how to choose the right Apple Watch for you, we have listed several models with the best performance and the highest cost performance to facilitate your selection.

Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen)

For anyone on a budget, this is the Apple Watch to get. The second generation Apple Watch SE starts at just $149 only at Amazon and Walmart. This is the best price we've ever seen for a brand-new Apple Watch with a warranty. Despite the affordable price tag, you actually don't lose out on much functionality if you opt for an Apple Watch SE. It's powered by the same S8 processor found in the Apple Watch Series 8 and the first-generation Apple Watch Ultra. It also features a bright and sharp OLED Retina display, IPX7 water resistance, fall detection, sleep tracking, Apple Pay, nearly all the fitness tracking functionality including heart rate monitoring, and more. The $149 model does have a smaller 40mm face, but it might actually be a better fit for more petite wrists.

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Apple Watch Series 10

The Apple Watch Series 10 is the newest generation mainstream model and is currently $70 off at several retailers including Amazon, Target, and Walmart. The price starts at $329 for the base model with a 42mm case and GPS + Wi-Fi functionality. Improvements over the Apple Watch Series 9 include a bigger OLED Retina display, a new S10 processor that isn't faster but it's thinner, which allows the watch itself to have a slimmer profile, and new some new (although admittedly trivial) features like a water depth gauge. If you do already own an Apple Watch 9, there's little reason here to upgrade.

Compared to the Apple Watch SE, the Apple Watch Series 10 has a bigger display and Always-On functionality, 30% more powerful processor, double the storage, more advanced fitness tracking and body monitoring sensors, double-tap gesture support, and faster charging. The Series 10 is pricier than the SE, but I think the upgrades are worth it for most people.

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Apple Watch Ultra 2

Here's a great Amazon exclusive Black Friday deal on Apple's flagship watch. The second generation Apple Watch Ultra Smart Watch is down to $619.99 after you clip an $80 coupon on the product page. That's the best price we've seen for Apple's highest end and most rugged watch in its lineup. It's definitely the best watch in the lineup for anyone who enjoys the outdoors, thanks to its durability, features, and apps.

The Apple Watch Ultra features a titanium case that's more rugged and corrosion resistant than the softer aluminum or stainless steel casing found in the less expensive Apple Watches. Pure titanium (not titanium "coated") metal is considerably more expensive and is probably one of the main reasons why the Apple Watch Ultra is so much pricier. The size of the case is also larger at 49mm (compared to 41mm-45mm for the Series 8) so it feels more substantial.

Other upgrades over the standard Series 10 include a brighter display protected by a more scratch resistant sapphire crystal face, a more precise dual-frequency GPS, beam-forming triple microphone array, dual speakers, up to 36 hours of battery life, up to 100m (300ft) of water resistance, a customizable physical action button next to the crown, and a built-in Oceanic+ app that literally puts a dive computer on your wrist.

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