It felt rather weird not having at least one Apple device listed on today’s best deals; so, we decided to throw in the latest Apple Watch Series 6 deals that get you the 44mm, GPS-only variant in Space Gray Aluminum Case with Black Sport band for $380 with a $49 discount. If you don’t need the latest Apple Watch, you can also grab the Series 3 Apple Watch that’s now available for just $169 after a $30 discount on its 38mm variant.
Now, one of the best features of your Apple Watch is that it allows you to change the bands to fit your needs best, and we have also found Anwaut’s stainless Steel wristband replacement for Apple Watch selling for just $16 after a $4 discount. And if you like leather, you can also get the Marge Plus Genuine Leather replacement band for your Apple Watch for $9.34 with $1,65 savings.
If you’re in the market for a new wireless charger, you can take a look at some of Samsung’s offerings at Amazon.com. First, you can get the Samsung 10,000 mAh Super Fast 25W Portable Wireless Charger for $60.55 with $19.44 savings that will charge your device wirelessly at 7.5w, or use the cable and get 25W charging. Next up, the Samsung Wireless Charger Trio can be yours for $64 after a $26 discount, and the most affordable options comes as the Samsung Wireless Charger DUO Pad that can be yours for just $60 with $40 savings.
For those of you looking for a new USB microphone for recording and Streaming on your PC and Mac, we have two options. First, the Blue Yeti USB Mic that’s currently getting a $19.85 discount, which leaves it available for $110.14 if you go for the blackout color option. Our second option is the JLab Audio Talk USB Microphone that’s a bit more affordable, selling for $80 with $19 savings. However, you may also want to get some extra storage to save all of your recordings, and the WD 500GB My Passport SSD may be your best option, as it’s currently getting a $40 discount, which leaves it up for grabs at just $80. And with all of the new USB ports you’re going to need to connect, a new USB C Hub for MacBook Pro/MacBook Air may make your life easier, as you can get one for just $30.
We are getting more amazing deals as we get closer to Valentine’s Day. The latest deals come from Amazon, where we find tons of smartwatches for you to choose from. You can grab a new Apple Watch Series 6 starting at $339 after a $60 discount in its 40mm, GPS-only version in its RED color option. Now, you can also get the Blue Aluminum Case version with a Deep Navy Sport Band if you’re willing to spend a bit more, as it’s selling $350 with $49 savings.
You can also get the iPhone SE with LTE connectivity in its 44mm version for $309 with $20 discounts. Or grab the dated Apple Watch Series 3 that’s currently getting a $30 discount, leaving it at just $169. Both variants come with a Space Gray Aluminum Case and a Black Sport Band.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 is also on sale. You can currently get yours for just $299 after a $100 discount. This will get you the 41mm version with Bluetooth connectivity in its Silver color option. If you want the larger 45mm version, it is getting a $100.99 discount, which means you can grab one for $329, and if you want LTE connectivity, you can grab the 41mm for $349 or the 45mm version for $379, both with the same $100.99 savings.
You can also go for the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 that’s currently selling for $199 after a $50.99 discount. You will get the 40mm version with Bluetooth connectivity or get the larger 44mm version for $219 with the same $50.99 savings.
Other smartwatch options include the TicWatch Pro 4G LTE, which is getting a $75 discount with an on-page coupon, leaving the device for $225. You also get a sleep monitor, GPS, a heart rate monitor, and Smart Sleep Tracking to give you better results when you download the TicSleep app on your phone. A more affordable option comes with the Ticwatch S2, which is usually priced at $180, but you can get yours now for just $126 with $54 savings, or the Garmin Vivoactive 3 that is getting an amazing $150 discount, which leaves it available for just $100.
We keep on getting excellent deals. This time we will head over to B&H, where we find the latest M1 13-inch MacBook Pro getting a $100 discount, which leaves it available for just $1,199 in both its Silver and Space Gray color options. The 13-inch MacBook Pro comes with 256GB storage space and 8GB RAM, powered by Apple Silicon, making it one of the most powerful laptops in the market. Now, the latest M1 Mac mini is also on sale, and you can get one for just $829. This desktop PC comes with 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD storage, and $70 savings. If you don’t feel like 256GB storage is necessary, you can also go for the 256GB variant, as it’s currently getting a $50 discount, leaving it at $649.
Another option for those looking for a new Mac is the 13-inch MacBook Air that’s now available for $899 in its Gold color variant. This translates to $100 savings, and you also get 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, and the 1.1Ghz Intel Core i3 processor powering the show. If you’re looking for an iMac, the 21.5-inch version is currently selling for $1,349 with $150 savings, but you may also want to check out Amazon’s options before you decide to purchase.
We now move onto Apple’s iPad Pro models. The 12.9-inch iPad Pro is currently getting a $100 discount, which leaves it available for $999 in its 256GB, WiFi-only option. Both the Space Gray and the Silver color options are getting the same discount, so it doesn’t matter what color option you go for. If you can settle for the 128GB option, you can also get it with $70 savings, meaning you can grab one for $929 or save $100 when you go for the 512GB version that’s currently selling for $1,199.
If you‘d rather go for the smaller 11-inch iPad Pro, you can also grab one starting at $749 with $50 savings in the 128GB storage option. The 256GB version isn’t on sale, but you can take the next step and grab the 512GB version for $1,049 after a $50 discount. Finally, the iPad Air is also on sale, and you can grab yours for $549 and save $50 when you go for the green color version. The Silver, Rose Gold, and Sky Blue versions are $20 more expensive, while the Space Gray version will cost you $579 with $20 savings in its 64GB storage option. And if you want the 256GB option, you can get yours for $699 in any color option.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is currently getting a $20 discount in its 44mm Space Gray Aluminum version with a Black Sport Band, meaning you can grab yours for $409. You can also get the 40mm version for $379, or go for the Apple Watch SE for $269. You can also get a new pair of headphones, as the Apple AirPods Pro are getting a $50 discount, leaving it at $200, or get the Powerbeats Pro that are selling for the same price and with the same $50 savings.
The Samsung Galaxy S21, OnePlus 8 and more devices are on sale today
Apple Watch Series 6, Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 3 and more are on sale
More Apple deals feature Apple’s latest 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro and more
And you know the way it goes, the official news begin with deals but you better hurry. You pretty much have just one day left to enjoy some of these. Yes, the Galaxy S21, S21+, the Ultra and every product we got at Unpacked is still available for pre-orders with huge savings but you have to move quick. So, if you get the Galaxy S21, it is available for just $99 and the S21+ for $299, if you have an eligible device for trade-in and you also get $100 or $150 respectively in instant credit for accessories and 6 months of Spotify Premium. The S21 Ultra, is still available for just $499, with up to $200 in instant credit, a smart tag, and yes, the 4 months of YouTube Premium are still there. Also, don’t forget that we have deals on the Award Winning UB Pro rouged case from SUPCASE. Use promo code 10POCKETNOW on Amazon to get 10% off, or use promo code POCKETNOW15 on SUPCASE.com to get your cases . Now the deals that I’m shocked are still here since Black Friday are for every other great Samsung device. The Galaxy Z Flip is available for just $299, while the Z Fold 2 is still available for $1000 if you have an eligible device for trade-in. Moving on to some Apple deals, the Apple Watch Series 6 is available for $40 off on Amazon, leaving the 44mm, GPS variant for $409. The Series 5 is also on sale, with the Gold variant being a crazy $300 basically leaving at the regular price for the other variants at $449. Finally, the Google Pixel 4a 5G is still $40 off, leaving the entry level variant for $459 shipped. We have more deals on headphones, Samsung smartwatches and more.
iOS 14.4 arrives with a fix for security bugs that may have been actively exploited
Now let’s continue with official news, but let’s switch gears into Apple, as I don’t know about you but my Apple Watch was acting funky in calorie counting, so I was waiting for an update. Yesterday, the company released iOS 14.4, iPadOS 14.4 and watchOS 7.3, which I highly recommend you download. See, iOS 14.4 includes improvements like, smaller QR codes being recognized by the camera, the option to classify your Bluetooth devices in Settings for the phone to correctly identify headphones or another devices. Apple is also now warning you, that with iOS 14.4 your iPhone can recognize if the camera on it had a third party repair for the iPhone 12 Series, which is handy if you buy second hand I guess. iOS 14.4 also brings a ton of bug fixes, like the artifacts that appear in HDR photos in the 12 Pro, some widgets that wouldn’t show your activity data, and delayed typing in the keyboard. Probably one of the biggest changes is with the HomePod mini as Apple is now introducing the functionality of the U1 Ultra Wideband chip for the iPhone 11 and 12 Series. This improves the handoff feature, as well as visual, audible and haptic effects while doing so. watchOS 7.3 that brings some new Unity faces, ECG support for more countries, enhancements to Fitness+, but what I really cared about was the bug fixes. So yeah, make sure to download it if you’re having issues with some bugs, not so much if you have a third party camera. And we also have a full list of the updates in the links below.
Carl Pei is now the CEO and co-founder of Nothing
Now let’s move on to Nothing, and no this is not one of Diego’s bad jokes. I guess Carl Pei decided that the best way to name his new company is to call it Nothing. A few months ago he made headlines after leaving OnePlus to start his own venture and now, he’s announcing his new company, “Nothing”. This comes shortly after the $7M he got in financing was announced back in December with funding from his friends like Kevin Lin and even Casey Neistat. Carl issued out a statement saying, “it’s been a while since anything interesting has happened in tech. It’s time for a breeze of fresh change”. He claims that Nothing’s mission is to “remove barriers between people and technology to create a seamless digital future. He believes that the best technology is beautiful and intuitive to use, and once it is sufficiently advanced, it should fade into the background, and feel like “nothing”. The company will be releasing their first products in the first half of this year but, we have no information on what kind of products or how many we should expect. We don’t even know what field they’re going into but, we really do hope this is not another “Essential” case as, we all know how that went down. Let us know if you like the name Nothing, cause I understand the idea, but I debate the negative nature of the name, though hey, he’s someone I admire as a marketing genius so I’m excited.
More OnePlus 9 images surface online
And yes, we’re getting closer to the OnePlus 9 Series as 2021 is kind of the year of earlier releases like we saw with the S21. A couple of weeks ago we got some high definition renders of the phone from Ben Geskin and now we get to see the real deal. This is apparently the OnePlus 9 Pro and these pictures were taken somewhere in the Chinese subway. From the back we get to see the new camera module which brings 2 large sensors for the 48MP primary, the wide angle and of course, a smaller lens for the macro. This looks like a silver color variant with the OnePlus Logo in the center as you could expect. From the front, remember this is the Pro so it is rocking a curved display with very small bezels and that punch hole looks so small it kind of looks photoshopped. On the display you also get to see the specs, like the Snapdragon 888, 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. We’re also expecting this phone to bring a 32MP selfie shooter, a 4500 mAh battery with 40W wireless charging. We’re expecting this phone along with the OnePlus 9 and the 9 Lite some time in March, along with maybe the OnePlus Watch which was recently certified.
Story of the day:
AirPods Pro 2 rumor again points to 1H 2021 launch
iPhone 13 series could support faster Wi-Fi 6E
Spigen’s AirTags case listed online, hints at imminent debut of Apple’s object tracker
And finally, for the hottest news today, let’s move back on to Apple but for 3 different reports of things we should expect this year, so bear with me. Let’s start with the next generation AirPods Pro which should be launched very soon. According to a new report from DigiTimes, a company called Winbond is expected to be one of the suppliers for the next generation AirPods Pro which are “slated for a launch later in the first half of the year”. And actually, this isn’t the first time we’ve heard this as a previous report claimed that we should get these in April with the iPhone SE+… I know, you heard that right, SE+. Moving on to another unreleased wearable, let’s talk AirTags. We have some new, high resolution images of another leather keychain carrier for the AirTags from a company called Cyrill which is actually a sub-brand for Spigen. The keychain is listed at $20 along with its features like being wireless charging compatible. The thing about is, this keychain is listed for “Late October” but these have been delayed so much, this could probably be late October for 2020 so, we’ll see. Finally, let’s talk iPhone 13 as, a new report from a Barclays Analyst claims that the iPhone 13 Series will bring Wi-Fi 6E amplifiers with suppliers like Broadcom benefiting from Apple and Samsung adopting the technology. Wi-Fi 6E is the new technology which offers higher performance, lower latency and faster data rates at up to 6GHz.. You know, stuff the Galaxy S21 Ultra has. We’ll see what else we get as, is it just me or are the iPhone leaks getting kinda slow?
We start today’s deals with some nice discounts on Apple’s and Samsung’s latest smartwatches. First, we find the Apple Watch Series 6 gets a $40 discount in its 44mm, GPS-only version with a Space Gray Aluminum Case and a Black Sport Band, which means that you can get yours for just $409. The deal extends to the (PRODUCT)RED and the Gold and Pink variants, with the White color option just being $5 more expensive. However, you can also grab an Apple Watch Series 6 with LTE support, and you can get yours starting at $484 with the (PRODUCT)RED version, but you can also grab other color options for $499 after a $30 discount. The biggest discount comes with the Graphite Stainless Steel Case with Graphite Milanese Loop, as it’s currently $50 off, leaving it at $749.
Still, you can also choose to go for the Apple Watch Series 5 that’s also on sale. You can get yourself the Gold Stainless Steel Case with Stone Sport Band for $449 after a massive $300 discount. This device is the larger 44mm version, and it also comes equipped with LTE connectivity. If you want the smaller 40mm version, you can also grab the Space Gray Aluminum Case with Black Sport Band option, as it’s now getting a $100 discount, leaving it available for $399.
Now, moving on to Samsung’s smartwatches, we find the latest Galaxy Watch 3 Titanium with GPS, Bluetooth, and a 45mm case is currently selling for $500 after a $100 discount. If you can settle for the GPS-only version of the 45mm Galaxy Watch 3, you could only have to pay $330, or get the 41mm version for $300 and get the same $100 discount. LTE versions are also getting $100 off, meaning you can grab the 41mm version for $350 and the 45mm option for $379. You can also choose to go for the previous version, as the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 is also on sale, and you can get yours for $200 after a $50 discount for the 40mm, GPS-only version.
We have great discounts on Apple products today. We will start with the latest M1 13-inch MacBook Pro that’s currently getting a $60 discount. This leaves the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage version in Space Gray for just $1,239. You can get the same laptop and the same specs in the Silver version if you’re willing to spend $10 more since it’s selling for $1,249.
Now, you may also be interested in the 16-inch MacBook Pro that comes with an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB storage space for $2,199 with $200 savings in both the Silver and Space Gray color variants. However, you may also want to wait for the new M1 powered 16-inch MacBook Pro that’s rumored to launch sometime this year.
If you’re in the market for the MacBook Air, you can currently get the latest M1 laptop with 8GB RAM and 512GB storage in Gold for $1,189 after a $60 discount. The Intel-powered version is still up for grabs, and you can get yours for $869 in Gold or Silver, which translates to $130 savings. You also get 8GB RAM and 256GB storage space. The Space Gray version with the same internals for $899, which means you save $100.
We then move on to iPad deals, where we find the latest 12.9-inch and the 11-inch models on sale. The 12.9-inch iPad is getting a $50 discount in its 128GB, WiFi-only version, which leaves it up for grabs at just $949. You can also save on the 256GB and the 512GB storage versions, as they are selling for $1,038 and $1,229 with $61 and $70 savings, respectively.
The 11-inch version with LTE is also on sale, and you can get one with 128GB storage space for $899 with $50 savings. And if you want more storage, you can also go for the 512GB version, which is getting a $62.45 discount at checkout, leaving it at $1,187.
Finally, we also get deals on the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch Series 5. The latest version comes in its 40mm, GPS only model for $339 with $60 savings, if you go for the (PRODUCT)RED version, or get other color options for $379 with a $20 discount. However, you can get the larger 44mm version with $20 savings across the board, leaving it at $409.
The Apple Watch Series 5 is currently getting a $100 discount in its 44mm, GPS version, meaning that you can get yours for $329 if you go for the Silver Aluminum Case with White Sport Band, or pay $50 more for the Space Gray Case with Black Sport Band, which still gets you $50 savings.
Earlier today, we started to mention several Samsung products that will make getting fit a bit easier. However, we have also taken the time to select some of the best deals on Apple devices to help you reach your goal of losing weight and starting a healthy lifestyle. Our picks include the latest Apple Watch Series 6 and other Apple smartwatches that will keep track of your progress, as well as some wireless headphones for you to enjoy the process even more.
First, we find the new Apple Watch Series 6 with GPS-only support, which is currently getting a $20 discount in its 44mm version, which leaves it at just $409. However, you can also get the smaller 40mm version for $450, with $50 savings, but this variant includes LTE support, meaning that you can get leave your iPhone behind and focus on your activities. You can now score a 40mm Apple Watch Series 6 with GPS-only support starting at $339 after a $60 if you’re ok with the (PRODUCT)RED Aluminum Case with the (PRODUCT)RED Sport Band. Remember that the new Series 6 lets you check your blood oxygen level, your heart rhythm with the ECG app, and it’s twenty percent faster than its predecessors.
There Apple Watch SE is also on sale, and you can get one starting at $280 with $29 savings with you go for the 44mm GPS-only version with a Silver Aluminum case and White Sport Band. Or get the 40mm version with GPS support for just under $270. And if you want to save even more at the expense of losing a couple of features, the Apple Watch Series 3 is getting a $30 discount, which leaves it at $169.
Now, moving on to Apple’s headphones, we find that the AirPods Pro are currently getting a $32 discount, which leaves them at just under $217. These are currently Apple’s best in-ear headphones as the AirPods Max fall into a category of their own. They feature active noise cancellation, transparency mode, and they are also sweat and water-resistant, so you can go for a swim without an issue.
You can also go for the latest Apple AirPods, as they are available with or without a wireless charging case, which will only allow you to charge one of them wirelessly, but they’re exactly the same in every other important aspect. The AirPods with a wired charging case are now available for $129 with $30 savings, while the option with a wireless charging case is $39 off, meaning you can get one for $160.
The AirPods you know and love with a universal fit that easily connects to your Apple devices, and it will deliver up to 5 hours of non-stop playback on a single charge.
Finally, the Powerbeats Pro are getting several discounts, and savings will vary depending on the color option you choose from, with some of them starting at $160 with almost $80 savings. These headphones also feature Apple’s H1 chip, and they will deliver up to nine hours of non-stop playback. We also see the Powerbeats High-Performance Wireless Earphones that will deliver up to 15 hours of listening time as well as sweat and water resistance for less than $100 after the latest $50 discount.
We have several gaming laptops available today, but we will start with the Best Laptop Brand winner of 2020 with the ASUS ROG Strix G17, which is getting a $150 discount, leaving it at $1,549.10, plus $9.87 shipping. This will get you a powerful laptop with a 17.3-inch display, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 GPU, an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB storage space.
The Razer Blade 15 Base Gaming Laptop features the same Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB storage space, but it comes equipped with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 GPU, and it can be yours for $1,500 with $300 savings. The ROG Zephyrus G15 is also up for grabs at $1,100 with a $200 discount, which will get you an ultra-slim gaming laptop powered by the AMD Ryzen 7, 16GB RAM, and 1TB SSD.
If you’re looking for a new smartphone, you can currently get the Sony Xperia 1 II with 256GB storage space for $1,098 with $100 savings. The Moto One Action with 128GB is up for grabs at just $198.45 with $175 savings. Now, the OnePlus 7T is available for $350 with $250 savings if you want the unlocked version, but you can save even more when you choose the T-Mobile Unlocked version as it’s selling for $300 with the same 128GB storage space.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 is also on sale, and you can get the entry version for just $450 or go for the Ultra version for $750. The Samsung Galaxy S20 series starts at $415, if you go for the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, or get the Galaxy S20+ starting at $350, or go Ultra for $550.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is also on sale. You can get yours starting at $339 with $60 savings in the GPS-only 40mm version. However, you can get the Apple Watch SE with LTE connectivity in its 44mm variant for the same $339 with a $20 discount.
if you’re in the market for an Android tablet, you can currently get the 128GB Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ for $699 with $150.99 savings. The regular Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 with the same storage space is selling for $550 with a $100 discount, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with 64GB storage is available for $279 with a $70.99 discount. Now, if you want a foldable device that works as a tablet, the new Microsoft Surface Duo is up for grabs starting at $1,200 with a $200 discount.
We start today’s deals with Apple’s latest M1 powered 13-inch MacBook Pro, which is getting a $69 discount, leaving it at $1,230 with 256GB storage in its Space Gray color variant. If you want the Silver color option, it will cost you $1240 with $59 savings. However, if you’re looking for the latest Mac mini with M1 processor, you can get it for $639 with $60 savings, but this offer will only last today, so think fast.
Next up, we have the OnePlus 8T, which is currently selling for $730 in Lunar Silver or $739 in Aquamarine Green. This unlocked device comes with 256GB storage, 12GB RAM, and a 120Hz Fluid Display that usually sells for $749, so you can grab yours while still saving some money. If you want a Google Pixel 3XL, you can get it for $339 with 128GB storage in its Not Pink color option over at Amazon, or get it for $349 over at B&H with 64GB storage. Remember that this device used to sell for $889, so savings are quite generous. Still not convinced? You can get a new Samsung galaxy Z Flip with 256GB storage for $980 at Amazon, which translates to $400 instant savings.
Now, if you’re in the market for a new Samsung device, you should go over to Samsung.com, where you can save up to $1,000 when you trade in an eligible device. This means that you can get the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 for $1,000, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip for as low as $500. The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series starts at $450, and the Samsung Galaxy S20 series can be yours starting at $485.
We then move onto smartwatches, as you can currently get the latest Apple Watch Series 6 in its 40mm, GPS-only version for $339 with $60 savings. Now, there are also some deals on Garmin smartwatches, as you can get the Garmin fenix 6X Pro Solar watch for $968.45 with $181 savings. The Garmin fenix 6 Pro solar can be yours for $700, the Instinct Solar Rugged Outdoor Smartwatch for $350 in Graphite Camo or the same watch in Orchid Purple for $300 with $150 and $100 savings, respectively.
Apple pulled off a surprise this year by launching a more affordable smartwatch with mass appeal – the Apple Watch SE. While the Apple Watch Series 6 is an amalgam of the most advanced features and cutting-edge hardware that Apple can offer, the Apple Watch SE serves more like an entry-point in Apple’s smartwatch ecosystem without cutting too many corners. Or to put it simply, the Apple Watch SE is to Apple’s smartwatches what the iPhone SE is to the current iPhone line-up. But starting at $279, the Apple Watch SE is not exactly cheap and is neither the cheapest smartwatch that Apple has to offer. That honor goes to the Apple Watch Series 3, which currently starts at $199 and is an attractive option for many buyers. So, which one is the best fit for you? Read our detailed comparison to find out the answer:
Design
The underlying design of all three Apple smartwatches has a lot in common, and the only key difference is the size, color options, build quality, and the choice of bands you have at your disposal. Talking about the size, the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE come in two sizes – 44mm and 40mm. The Apple Watch Series 3, on the other hand, is available in 38mm and 42mm case sizes.
Talking about the case options, the Apple Watch Series 6 can be yours in a trio of case options – Aluminum, Stainless Steel, and Titanium. Of course, the price of each case option differs as you go up from Aluminum to Titanium. As for the Apple Watch SE and the Apple Watch Series 3, they only come in an Aluminum case option.
Apple Watch SE doesn’t offer ECG and blood oxygen monitoring features.
A noteworthy difference is that despite the bump in size, the Apple Watch Series 6 case is 11 percent thinner than the one on Apple Watch Series 3. Also, the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE rock a ceramic and sapphire crystal back which is more durable, while the Apple Watch Series 3 has a composite back.
Talking about color options, the Apple Watch Series 6 comes in Silver, Space Gray, Gold, Blue, Red, Space Black, Graphite, and Titanium Colors. The Apple Watch SE only comes in Silver, Space, and Gold Shades. Coming to the Apple Watch Series 3, it is up for grabs in Silver and Space Gray colors. The Apple Watch Series 6 and its SE sibling also get an Apple Watch Nike version, while the Apple Watch Series 6 exclusively comes in a luxurious Apple Watch Hermes Edition too.
All three devices are claimed to be swim-proof with a water resistance rating of 50 meters. However, Apple warns that you should not wear your Apple Watch while scuba diving, waterskiing, or other activities that involve high-velocity water or submersion below shallow depth.
Display
Apple Watch SE features a Retina LTPO OLED display without Force Touch support.
As mentioned above, both the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE come in two sizes – 40mm and 44mm. The display on the 40mm version offers a resolution of 324×394 pixels, while the 44mm version’s display has a resolution of 368×448 pixels. A key difference here is that the Apple Watch Series 6 employs an Always-On Retina LTPO OLEDdisplay, while the Apple Watch SE opts for a regular Retina LTPO OLED display. If you compare the size, the display on the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE is 30% larger than the one on the Apple Watch Series 3.
Coming to the Apple Watch Series 3, the 38mm version has a display with a resolution of 272×340 pixels, while the panel on its 42mm version has a resolution of 312×390 pixels. Another difference is that the Apple Watch Series 3 opts for a Retina OLED display without the LTPO technology. Notably, the peak brightness output on all three Apple smartwatches is identical at 1000 nits.
Internals
The Apple Watch Series 6 uses the new dual-core S6 chip that is claimed to be 20% faster than its predecessor. It is accompanied by the W3 Apple Wireless chip that supports Bluetooth 5.0 standard. More importantly, the Apple Watch Series 6 comes equipped with the U1 Ultra Wideband chip that is also found inside the iPhone 11 series and is used for spatial awareness and more accurate positioning.
Coming to the Apple Watch SE, it uses the last-gen S5 chip that is touted to be twice as fast as the S3 silicon. Plus, it also gets the W3 Bluetooth chip but doesn’t come equipped with a U1 chip inside. Lastly, the Apple Watch Series 3 draws power from the in-house S3 silicon ticking alongside the older W2 chip.
Apple Watch Series 3 misses out on cellular connectivity support.
The new generation Apple smartwatches also bump up the storage. The GPS-only as well as the GPS+Cellular variants of the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE pack 32GB of storage. The sole GPS variant of the Apple Watch Series 3 comes equipped with 8GB of onboard storage.
The speaker on the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE is claimed to be at least 50% louder than the one fitted inside the Apple Watch Series 3. Plus, the accelerometer that comes equipped inside the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE can measure 32-g forces and also supports fall detection. In comparison, the accelerometer inside the Apple Watch Series 3 can only measure up to 16-g forces and does not support fall detection.
Connectivity
Another huge difference between Apple’s 2020 smartwatches and the Apple Watch Series 3 is connectivity. The Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE both come in GPS-only and the GPS+ Cellular variants, while the Apple Watch Series 3 doesn’t offer cellular connectivity support.
The GPS + Cellular variant of Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE support Family Setup.
The Apple Watch Series 6 also offers dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4GHz + 5GHz) support, which means faster connectivity and speed. The Apple Watch SE and the Apple Watch Series 3 can only latch on to the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band.
Another key difference is that the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE support the Bluetooth 5.0 standard which offers a faster and more stable pairing experience compared to the older Bluetooth 4.2 standard supported by the Apple Watch Series 3.
Battery Life
Apple has not revealed the mAh count of the batteries fitted inside the three smartwatches, but all three of them are claimed to last 18 hours on a single charge. A key change Apple is making this year is that the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE will no longer ship with a power adapter in the retail package, a move that goes towards Apple’s commitment to reducing e-waste. You only get a magnetic charging cable that you can connect to any other adapter lying around or a USB power source to charge the smartwatches.
Sensors
Apple, Watch Series 6 comes equipped with an all new Blood Oxygen sensor.
The presence of sensors is what dictates the capabilities of every new Apple Watch generation. The Apple Watch Series 6 stands tall above the rest two by packing a dedicated blood oxygen sensor for measuring blood oxygen saturation levels, and an electric heart rate sensor as well, for measuring ECG. Neither the Apple Watch SE nor the Apple Watch Series 3 has these two sensors. All three feature an optical heart rate sensor for measuring the regular heart rate activity and have a digital crown as well.
Notably, the digital crown on the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE also offers haptic feedback, while the one on Apple Watch Series 3 doesn’t. Plus, the altimeter inside the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE is of the always-on type, while the Apple Watch Series 3 had a regular altimeter. Also, the Apple Watch Series 3 misses out on a compass.
Features
The biggest advantage of buying the Apple Watch Series 6 is its ability to measure blood oxygen saturation level and ECG, both of which are absent from the Apple Watch Series 3 and the Apple Watch SE. You get the Emergency SOS feature on all three smartwatches, but the Apple Watch SE and the Apple Watch Series also offer support for international emergency calling and noise monitoring as well.
The ability to measure blood oxygen saturation levels helps the Apple Watch Series 6 stand out.
Talking about heart-related wellness features, all three Apple smartwatches are capable of sending low and high heart rate notifications, as well as for irregular heart rate rhythms. Another major difference is that the Apple Watch Series 6 and the Apple Watch SE also support the new Family Setup feature that allows you to configure an Apple Watch for family members without them needing to carry an iPhone. This feature only works on the GPS + Cellular variant of the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE. And since the Apple Watch Series 3 misses out on cellular connectivity, it doesn’t support Family Setup.
Apple Watch Series 6
Apple Watch SE
Apple Watch Series 3
40mm and 44mm
40mm and 44mm
38mm and 42mm
Always-On Retina LTPO OLED display
Retina LTPO OLED display
Retina OLED display
Blood Oxygen measurement
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ECG measurement
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GPS and GPS+Cellular variants
GPS and GPS+Cellular variants
Only GPS variant
Internation emergency calling
Internation emergency calling
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Fall detection
Fall detection
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Supports Family Setup
Supports Family Setup
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Compass
Compass
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Always-on altimeter
Always-on altimeter
Altimeter
32GB internal storage
32GB internal storage
8GB internal storage
U1 Ultra Wideband chip
U1 Ultra Wideband chip
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Bluetooth 5.0
Bluetooth 5.0
Bluetooth 4.2
Wi-Fi (2.4GHz and 5GHz)
Wi-Fi (2.4GHz only)
Wi-Fi (2.4GHz only)
Verdict
The Apple Watch Series 6 comes with an all-new blood oxygen sensor that can measure the oxygen saturation level of blood. It shines multi-color LEDs and infrared light through the blood vessels, assessing their color and then using algorithms to measure how much oxygen they carry. Plus, it can also take ECG measurements which can alert users via notification when irregular heart rhythm is detected. This can prove to be invaluable for people with heart conditions and can help identify atrial fibrillation (AFib), a condition that can lead to strokes.
If you are a fitness enthusiast who wants the best of health-tracking abilities, then the Apple Watch Series 6 with its blood oxygen level measuring capability is the better choice. Plus, if you or any of your family members suffer from heart issues, the ECG feature on the Apple Watch Series 6 can be a life-saving measure courtesy of a device that starts at $399.
The Apple Watch Series 3 and the Apple Watch SE miss out on both blood oxygen measurement and ECG. And if these features are not important for you, you can save a few hundred dollars by not buying the Apple Watch Series 6 because the rest of the package is more or less the same when it comes to the Apple Watch SE. However, if you’re not heavily invested in a fitness-centric lifestyle and just want a companion device on which you can check out notifications and do some basic tasks, the Apple Watch Series 3 is a great choice at just $199.
The Apple Watch Series 6 stands tall above the rest of its siblings by offering ECG two vital wellness capabilities - ECG and blood oxygen monitoring. Plus, it is also faster, packs a better display and comes in a new Titanium case option as well.
Carrying a base price of $279, the Apple Watch offers the same design as the Apple Watch Series 6. If you do not necessarily feel the need for ECG and blood oxygen monitoring, the Apple Watch SE is simply the best smartwatch out there for your needs.
Apple Watch Series 3 is currently the cheapest smartwatch in Apple’s portfolio with a starting price of $199. It comes with heart rate tracking capability and is an excellent option if you don’t want to spend much for experiencing an Apple smartwatch.
Apple launched the Watch Series 6 at its Time Flies event recently. The new product comes with a familiar design but packs a host of new features. The biggest upgrade is the ability to measure blood oxygen saturation level, also known as VO2 Max reading. Moreover, it combines algorithms and sensor readings to measure blood oxygen levels in just 15 seconds. Plus, it records your vital blood oxygen saturation level while you sleep. The always-on display is now 2.5 times brighter as well. But the Apple Watch Series 6 size is something you need to know before purchasing one. Hence, we are here to help.
How to measure your wrist for Apple Watch
To measure your wrist for Apple Watch take a flexible tape and hold it just below where your wrist bone sits – at the place where you are likely to wear the band. Wrap the tape around your wrist to measure the Apple Watch size. Usually, a small wrist is 5 – 6.5 inches whereas a large wrist is between 7 – 8.5 inches. Notably, Apple Watch bands can be adjusted for your fit so you need not worry much.
Apple Watch size
Via: Apple
The Apple Watch Series 6 comes in two different sizes – 40mm and 44mm. These measurements denote the size of the dial. For the 40mm model, you can expect a width of 34mm, depth of 10.7mm, and a case weight of around 30 grams. Further, the 44m model provides a width of 38mm, the same 10.7mm depth, and a 36g case weight. While choosing the right Apple Watch size is an important part of making a buying decision, you can always purchase different straps to suit your needs.
Aside from comfort, you also need to know the battery life and cost of both Apple Watch sizes would be different. If battery life is most important to you, you should take note of this. Aside from the usual leather and Nike bands, Apple has introduced a new Solo band for the Apple Watch Series 6, which has no clasp, no buckle, and it is stretchable. The Apple Watch Series 6 comes in seven colors. Furthermore, there is a Braided Solo loop that comes in five colors and multiple sizes.
Apple Watch Series 6 price
The smartwatch is now up for grabs in both GPS-only and cellular variants. The GPS model of Apple Watch Series 6 starts at $399, while the cellular variant carries a starting price of $499 in the US.
Apple gave a huge to the fitness and wellness capabilities of its smartwatches by introducing blood oxygen level measurement with the Apple Watch Series 6. And with ECG already onboard, the Apple Watch Series 6 presents itself as the most specced out wearable solution out there. In addition to packing faster silicon and an improved connectivity suite, the Apple Watch Series 6 also offers more case and band options to choose from.
But at a starting price of $399, it is not exactly a cheap option, and thus, it must be handled with care. The best way to do so is by shielding your Apple Watch Series with a protecting case. Wondering where to buy one? We got you covered with our list of the best cases for the Apple Watch Series 6 in 2020:
The Monocarbon Real Carbon Fiber Case is made out of genuine carbon fiber material with a twill weave and glossy finish. The attractive case is quite thin and fits snugly with the Apple Watch Series 6. Plus, you can pick it up for both 40mm and 44mm variants.
Sunkeyou’s protective TPU bumper case for the Apple Watch is quite thin, offers shock-proofing around the edges and is waterproof as well. The company claims it has employed a multiple plating process to make sure that the case doesn’t deform over time.
Supcase’s UB series is known for ultra-rugged protective cases, and the Unicorn Beetle Pro case for the Apple Watch Series is no different. It is scratch-resistant, offers military-grade shock-resistance and comes in a wide selection of attractive colors as well.
Need some more bling for your shiny new Apple Watch Series 6? If yes, then the Surace bling case is just right one for you. It features a rhinestone cover decorated with crystals and comes in gold, rose gold, rose pink, black and silver colorways.
If you are looking for something minimalist that doesn’t obscure the Apple Watch Series 6’s own sleek design, the Supcase TPU protector is the best choice. It has a built-in screen protector, and also offers protection against bumps and scratches.
Spigen has garnered fame for making some of the best protective cases for phones and smartwatches, and its rugged armor case for the Apple Watch Series 6 carries forward that legacy. It rocks a shock-absorbent layer and raised edges.
This ultra-in Apple Watch Series 6 protective case has a built-in screen protector whose thickness is only 0.125mm. Made of durable polycarbonate and PET material, this case also keeps scratches and signs of wear at bay while looking good.
Made out of high-quality TPU, the Botomall Premium Soft Case is sturdy, scratch-proof as well as quite comfortable. It offers 360-degree edge coverage against scratching and scuffing, and more importantly, it comes in choice of 16 beautiful colors.
The Spigen Thin Fit Case has a minimal side-protective design that also features raised bezels to shield the screen against scratches. Plus, the choice of colors - red, black, silver and rose gold - will blend in just fine with the color of your Apple Watch.
These were our top picks for the best Apple Watch Series 6 cases that are currently up for grabs. As expected, the list covers cases that cater to various needs, ranging from minimalist and rugged to those that add some bling to your new Apple smartwatch. If you are looking for a rugged case that won’t compromise on durability, the SUPCASE Unicorn Beetle Pro case is the one you should go for. Aside from protecting your Apple Watch Series 6, it also lets you choose from a wide array of bright as well understated colorways to suit your taste. Plus, the case comes with its own matching strap as well.
On the other hand, if you desire a case that is sturdy enough but doesn’t look like a fortified army vehicle, the Spigen Thin Fit Case for the Apple Watch Series 6 might just be the best option. It fits snugly around the smartwatch, offers protection against scratches, and doesn’t have any garish design elements. However, if you’re on the hunt for something that offers the most natural fit and blends seamlessly with the design of Apple Watch Series 6, you can’t go wrong with the PZOZ case. It also has a built-in screen protector to shield the smartwatch’s Retina OLED display from any damage.
As for our personal favorite, we’ll go with the Spigen Thin Fit Case as it offers a good blend of durability and class. Essentially, the best of both worlds! Which one did you pick for your Apple Watch Series 6? Do let us know in the comments section below.
We start today’s deals with the Samsung Galaxy Note 20, which is getting a $550 discount over at Samsung.com when you trade in an eligible device, meaning you can get yours for just $450. You can also get the Ultra variant for $750, both of them unlocked and with 128GB storage space.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 series and the Galaxy Z Fold 2 are getting a similar treatment, as you can get the Galaxy S20 FE starting at $390, the vanilla Galaxy S20 for $490, and the Galaxy S20+ for $640. If you want the S20 Ultra, you can also get it for $890. The Galaxy Z Fold 2 is up for grabs for $1,000 with a $1,000 discount. Now, if you don’t want to trade in your current phone, you can also get a 5G enabled Samsung device on sale, as the Samsung Galaxy A71 is $150 off at Amazon right now, which leaves it at $450.
Get yourself a new gaming computer, as there are several options to choose from. The new Alienware m15 R3 with a 15.6-inch display, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 GPU is currently available for $1,572 with a $277 discount. The Lenovo Legion Y540 is selling for $1,279 with a $276 discount, and it includes 32GB RAM, 1TB storage, and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 GPU. Finally, the Razer Blade 15 Base gaming laptop is up for grabs for $1,350 with $450 savings, and you get 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. They are all powered by an Intel Core i7 processor.
You may also be on the lookout for a new Apple Watch, and if that’s your situation, Amazon may be a great option for you. Get the latest Apple Watch Series 6 with GPS for $380 and $49 savings in its 44mm version. The LTE variant is also on sale, and you can grab one for $499 with $30 savings or get the smaller 40mm version for $450 after a $49 discount.
The Apple Watch SE is available for just $250 with $29 savings in its 40mm GPS-only version, or get the Apple Watch Series 3 for just $169 with a $30 discount. You may also want to check out Amazon’s complete Apple Watch listing to check out more models and deals.
Finally, you can get your hands on new gaming accessories from Alienware and Razer. The Alienware Low-profile RGB gaming keyboard AW510K is selling for $119.24 with $40.75 savings, while the Light version is selling for $145 with a $15 discount. The Razer BlackWidow Elite mechanical gaming keyboard is selling for $85 with an $85 discount, that’s 50 percent off, or get the Huntsman Elite for $170 with $30 savings.
The Alienware AW610M gaming mouse is up for grabs at $70 with a $30 discount. The Razer Viper Ultimate is getting the same $30 discount, which leaves it at $100, and the Razer Mamba Elite lets you save $29, which means you can get one for $61. Finally, the Razer Kraken Ultimate gaming headset can be yours for $90 with a $40 discount.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is here, and it significantly ups the game when it comes to wellness and fitness-centric features. While features such as blood oxygen saturation measurement and ECG help the Apple Watch Series 6 stand out, it is also one of the most versatile smartwatches when it comes to design customizability. In fact, Apple introduced even more case color and band style options this year with its latest smartwatch, offering users a wider aesthetics palette to choose from. While it is definitely a huge plus having more variety on the plate, but it also adds to more confusion while buying one. But we’re here to help you pick the right Apple Watch Series case and the band to go with it:
Apple Watch Series 6 case & colors
First, let’s go through all the case options at your disposal and the color options they are available in. Apple has added a new Titanium case option this year, upping the number of case types to three. The most affordable Aluminum case option of the Apple Watch Series 6 comes in a total of five colors – Silver, Space Gray, Gold, Blue, and Red. On the other hand, the Stainless Steel case is offered in Silver, Gold (PVD finish, looks more like actual gold), and Graphite shades. As for the high-end Titanium case, it is up for grabs in Titanium and Space Black colorways.
So, if you are eying the new blue or red shades, you’ll have to stick with the Aluminum case of the Apple Watch. However, if you fancy the bling of gold, you can pick up the pricier Stainless Steel case that is now available in a Gold finish as well. But if you favor a more understated outlook, the Stainless Steel case in Graphite color with the signature metallic luster is the one to go for. If you want something more premium to truly stand out, the Apple Watch Series 6 Titanium case in Space Black colorway is the one you should pick.
Now that color options are out of the way, let’s discuss the watch options are at your disposal. Apple offers its latest smartwatch in three editions: the standard Apple Watch, Apple Watch Nike that comes with the signature Nike perforated bands, and the uber-expensive Apple Watch Hermes that comes with custom leather band options.
Bands
The Apple Watch Series 6 with an Aluminum case is customizable with six types of band choices – Solo Loop, Braided Solo Loop, Sport Band, Sport Loop, Leather and Stainless Steel.
Solo Loop
The Solo Loop band lacks any buttons or a buckle and is made out of a solid soft rubber loop that stretches like a regular band to offer superior comfort. It comes in a choice of seven colors. Apple Watch Series 6 configurations with a Solo Loop band start at $399. If you have a taste for minimalist design and value comfort above all else, this one’s the right option.
Braided Solo Loop
The freshly introduced Braided Solo Loop band also follows a similar button-less or buckle-less approach as the Solo Loop band. However, the cross-woven fabric pattern gives it a unique look and makes it worth a try if you want both comfort and class, It comes in a choice of five bright colors. Apple is charging a $50 premium for the new Braided Solo Loop, which means it can be yours on an Apple Watch Series 6 starting at $449.
Sport Band
The Sport Band offers the quintessential sporty appeal with its one-button approach and clean looks. It also offers the widest array of color options to choose from, which includes 11 solid colors and a multi-color Pride Edition Sport Band. The starting price of an Apple Watch Series 6 adorned with the Sport Band is set at $399 a pop.
Sport Loop Band
Next up is the super popular Sport Loop band, which is made out of a double-layer nylon weave and happens to be soft, breathable, and lightweight too. It comes in a total of nine color options and offers an added dash of spark with its subtle two-tone design. You can pick up an Apple Watch Series 6 paired with a Sport Loop band starting at $399 from the Apple Store. When it comes to seamlessly switching between casual and formal, you can’t go wrong with this one.
Leather Bands
The leather band for Apple Watch Series 6 is available in two styles – the classic modern buckle design that has silver hooks and comes in four colors, and the new Leather Link case. The former can be yours starting at $499. The Leather Link case has pill-shaped protrusions all across the band’s surface and is available in a choice of four colors. This band, coupled with the basic 40mm GPS-only Apple Watch Series 6 model will set you back by $449.
Milanese Loop and Link Bracelet bands
Finally, you can also pick up a band made out of stainless steel in two styles – Milanese Loop and Link Bracelet. The Milanese Loop Band has the classic dense chainmail design that comes in Graphite, Silver, and Gold colors. It is up for grabs starting at $449. Lastly, you can pick up the new Link Bracelet that will set you back by $699 for the base 40mm Apple Watch Series 6 variant and comes in two colors – Silver and Black. This one will appeal to those who fancy the classic metal chain watches with a double-lock clasp mechanism.
Nike Sport and Nike Sport Loop bands
If you wish to go all-in on the sporty appeal, you can pick up the Apple Watch Nike, which comes in a choice of two styles – Nike Sport Band and Nike Sport Loop. The Nike Sport Band has the familiar perforated design with a two-tone colorway and circular holes all across the band. The Nike Sport Loop, on the other hand, goes for breathable fabric instead of rubber and comes in a choice of five two-tone colors. Both the variants will cost you $399 on an Apple Watch Series 6 for its base configuration.
Apple Watch Hermes double tour and single tour leather bands
And if you want a taste of high-end luxury, you can go with the Apple Watch Hermes that only comes in a single Stainless Steel case option. As for the band, you can choose between two styles – single tour swift leather that starts at an eye-watering $1,249 and a double tour variant that goes north of $1,399.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is here, and as Apple said during its Time Flies launch event, it is the most advanced smartwatch the company has built so far. The key highlight is, of course, the ability to measure blood oxygen saturation levels. The Apple Watch Series 6 measures that value by using a four LED cluster and an equal number of photodiodes. The LEDs shines a light on the blood vessels, while the photodiodes are used to measure the amount of light that reflects back. At this point, algorithms take over and measure the level of oxygen saturation in the blood. Aside from monitoring blood oxygen levels, the Apple Watch Series 6 can also measure ECG, heart rate, and other vital health metrics.
In addition to more firepower under the hood and vastly improved fitness capabilities, Apple has also introduced new color options for both the smartwatch as well as the bands that go with it. Naturally, the hype around Apple Watch Series 6 is high, and if you plan on splurging on it, we have all the details where you can buy one.
Apple
It goes without saying that the Apple Store offers the largest diversity when it comes to design choices, configuration space, and the choice of bands you have at your disposal. And the best part is that you can take a look at how all the design tweaks and combinations reflect on the watch in real-time by using the Apple Studio.
At the online Apple Store, you can purchase the Apple Watch starting at $399. But if you don’t want to pay that amount upfront, Apple offers a financing option that starts at $16.62 per month with a duration of 24 months.
After Apple’s own online store, Amazon is undoubtedly the best destination to buy your Apple Watch Series 6 from. You get a rich selection of customization options and also an assurance of prompt support as well as timely delivery from the e-commerce giant.
The 40mm GPS-only variant of the Apple Watch Series 6 with a Space Gray Aluminum case and Black sport band starts at $399. You can avail a zero-interest EMI plan that is priced at $66.50 and will go on for a span of 6 months.
If you fancy buying your Apple Watch Series 6 from Best Buy, you’ll get a cool incentive in the form of a free six months subscription to the Apple Fitness+ service. This is a good opportunity to try out Apple’s new service before you decide to spend $9.99/month for it.
The Apple Watch Series 6 starts at $399 for the 40mm GPS-only variant. As for the exclusive free Apple Fitness+ subscription offer, Best Buy will notify buyers to redeem it when the service officially debuts later this year.
Walmart is currently offering the sixth generation Apple Watch at a starting price of $399. But if you looking for a financing option, you can opt for the ‘affirm’ service that lets you pay for it over a span of 3, 6 or 12 months, with plans starting at $36.95/month.
At Walmart, you can buy the Apple Watch Series 6 alongside the company’s own Walmart Protection Plan for a span of up to 4 years and the Apple Care+ plan as well. Walmart will ship the Apple Watch Series 6 on September 25 if you place the order today.
B&H is currently accepting pre-orders for the Apple Watch Series 6 starting at $399, but there is currently no information when shipments will begin. But do keep in mind that B&H is hosting a limited inventory, so you better hurry before the stock vanishes.
At B&H, you can also trade in your old Apple Watch and get a B&H Trade-In Value Card that will be credited towards the purchase of your Apple Watch Series 6. However, it will take anywhere between 5 and 8 days to get the trade-in coupon.
At Target, you can place the order for an Apple Watch Series 6 in a decent selection of color options and band colorways starting at $399. Target’s website mentions that the device will ship by the release date, but only mentions a ‘coming soon’ status for it as of now.
If you purchase the Apple Watch Series 6 from Target, you can get a SquareTrade 2 Year Wearables Protection Plan with Accidents Coverage that is priced at $83 and offers free 2-Way shipping and 24/7 support at no additional cost.
