$70 off the Apple Watch Series 10 is a no-brainer
SAVE $70: As of Jan. 27, the Apple Watch Series 10 (GPS, 46mm) is on sale for $359 at Best Buy. That’s $70 off its regular price of $429.
Listen, if you’re still rocking an old Apple Watch or wondering what smartwatch to get, now’s the time to sort yourself out. The Apple Watch Series 10 is down to $359 at Best Buy, a tidy $70 saving off its usual $429 list price. What’s so special about it? Let me explain why this watch has earned a spot on so many wrists (and why you’ll want it on yours, too).
First, the screen is massive (30% bigger, to be exact), so no more squinting to check your texts or track your workout. It’s also slimmer and lighter, making it ridiculously comfy to wear all day, hit the gym, swim, or doss around without rubbing your wrist. Oh, and it charges ridiculously fast. You’ll hit 80% in about 30 minutes, so even if you forget to juice it overnight, you’re sorted by the time you’ve made coffee.
The health stuff? Next level. You can whip out an ECG anytime, track your sleep down to your respiratory rate, and even get a nudge if it thinks you might have sleep apnea. The Workout app now tracks training loads for fitness fans, helping you push harder without overdoing it. And if you’re into diving or swimming, this thing handles depth and water temps like a pro. They’re even throwing in three months of Fitness+, so you have no excuse not to get moving.
And here’s the cherry on top: safety features that actually make a difference. The watch has Crash Detection, Fall Detection, and an Emergency SOS button. It’ll automatically alert loved ones if you’re in trouble. You can get directions to your iPhone when you lose it for the 10th time this week. Don’t worry, we’ve all been there.
At $359, you’re getting a smartwatch that’s more than just a fancy gadget. Your health coach, safety net, and personal assistant are all rolled into one. Grab this deal now, and thank me later.
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Christian Wait is a freelance contributor to Mashable. Christian has countless years of gaming and tech journalism experience under his belt, and can usually be found in his office 3D printing or staring at Pokémon cards.
