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Smartwatches aren’t typically as expensive as smartphones, tablets, or computer, but they’re pricey in their own right. You can easily spend over $400 on these things, though it isn’t without reason. Companies have packed tech like heart rate monitors and ECGs into these tiny devices, and they’re capable of everything from sleep tracking to media playback.
The right smartwatch can be worth the full price tag during normal times, but these aren’t normal times. This is the last day of Amazon’s near week-long Prime Day event, and there are still plenty of discounts on smartwatches to take advantage of. Whether you want an Apple Watch, Pixel Watch, Galaxy Watch, or something else, you can save some money today. Here are the best deals I’m seeing right now.
Apple Watch
If you have an iPhone, an Apple Watch is really the default smartwatch of choice. There are other options out there, of course, but Apple makes it very easy to pick up one of their own watches, since the device coordinates so well with all of Apple’s other products. Welcome to the ecosystem.
There are a few great deals on Apple Watches left this Prime Day:
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Apple Watch Ultra 2: $649.99 on Amazon (was $799). This is Apple’s premium smartwatch. It’s huge, durable, and lasts a long time in-between charges. (Apple says up to 36 hours in normal use, compared to the Series 10’s 18 hours.) It’s primarily marketed towards athletes or hardcore adventurers—those who need a tough watch that can handle a lot of activity—but anyone can benefit from the added features. While the watch usually goes for $799, Amazon has it 19% off right now.
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Apple Watch Series 10: $279 at Walmart (was $399). The Series 10 is Apple’s latest flagship watch. While not as rugged as the Ultra 2, it’s full of features, like a new design, large display, and fast charging from 0 to 80% in roughly 30 minutes. If you’re looking for that classic Apple Watch look with the company’s latest features, the Series 10 is your best bet. The $279 price is for the 42mm model, but you can also grab the larger 46mm model for $309, $120 off the list price for $429.
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Apple Watch SE: $169 at Walmart (was $249). The Apple Watch SE is Apple’s “affordable” watch, but it’s fantastic in its own right. It does just about everything you’d expect an Apple Watch to do, like text messaging, fitness tracking, and sleep tracking. It retains an outdated Apple Watch design, but for the price, that’s A-OK. (You might even consider it “vintage,” which could be a plus.)
Pixel Watch
Unlike the Apple ecosystem, Android is much more flexible with the devices you choose. You’re not locked into any one type of smartwatch, for example. But if you already own one of Google’s Pixel phones, you might find that the Pixel Watch is the best companion device.
For Prime Day, two of Google’s Pixel Watches are still on sale:
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Pixel Watch 3: $299.99 on Amazon (was $399.99). The Pixel Watch 3 is Google’s latest Pixel Watch. As such, you’ll get the newest features here, including Fitbit integration, addition fitness tracking features, 20% faster charging, and smaller bezels than the Pixel Watch 2.
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Pixel Watch 2: $185 at Walmart (was $249.99). If you want most of the Pixel Watch experience for $115 less than the Pixel Watch 3’s sale, the Pixel Watch 2 is the way to go. It has larger bezels than the Pixel Watch 3, and is missing some of the newer fitness and Fitbit features, but it’ll do most, if not all, of the things you’d expect your smartwatch to do. This is a great price, though if Walmart sells out, you can pick up the same watch for $190 at Amazon.
Galaxy Watch
As with Pixel Watch, Galaxy Watch is probably the best smartwatch for Samsung Galaxy phone users—though you have your options with just about any Android smartwatch. Whether you have a Galaxy phone, or another Android device and are interested in Samsung’s take on the smartwatch, here are two deals for you to check out:
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Galaxy Watch 7: $189.99 on Amazon (was $329.99). This was Samsung’s latest smartwatch, until the company announced the Watch 8 this week. Wait for that model if you wish, but the Watch 7 is still an excellent purchase. You’ll get Galaxy AI features, like Energy Score, which advises you on what you’re capable of today based on yesterday’s activity; sleep tracking; suggested replies for text messaging; and around 24 hours of battery life.
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Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra: $319 on Amazon (was $649.99). Samsung’s premium, rugged smartwatch definitely resembles Apple’s. The Ultra 7 ships with the Watch 7’s best features, plus more: It’s big (47mm), made of titanium, and comes with the customizable “Quick Button” for added functionality.
Garmin
While the above three watches are definitely in direct competition with one another, Garmin is in a slightly different league. Yes, the company makes smartwatches, but they’re primarily aimed towards the fitness community. They’re part fitness tracker, part smartwatch, and this Prime Day, there are some decent sales:
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Garmin Venu 3S: $399.99 at Walmart (was $449.99). Walmart currently has Gamin’s Venu 3S smartwatch on sale for $50 off. Garmin says the watch has up to 14 days of battery life in smartwatch mode, will advise you on when you should rest from working out with its “Body Battery” feature, tracks your sleep (including automatic nap detection), and even comes with its own mobile payment system, Garmin Pay.
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Garmin vívoactive 5: $190 on Amazon (was $299.99). It might not be as feature-filled as the Venu 3S, but the vívoactive 5 still comes with plenty of fitness and smartwatch features. This one last 11 days in smartwatch mode (is that all?) and comes with features like “Body Battery,” sleep tracking, nap detection.
Looking for something else? Retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, and Home Depot have Prime Day competition sales that are especially useful if you don’t have Amazon Prime.
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Walmart’s Prime Day competition sale runs through Sunday, July 13 and includes deals up to 50% off. It’s an especially good option if you have Walmart+.
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Best Buy’s Prime Day competition sale, “Black Friday in July,” runs through Sunday, July 13 and has some of the best tech sales online. It’s an especially good option if you’re a My Best Buy “Plus” or “Total” member.
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Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Noise-Cancelling Over-the-Ear Headphones (Black)
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