Walmart’s early Black Friday deals are now live. They are the third major retailer after Target and Best Buy to kick off their Black Friday deals. Early Black Friday deals are actually good this year, and you should be checking them out if you haven’t already. Here are the best smartwatch deals from Walmart’s Black Friday sale.
Samsung Galaxy Watch4 Classic $99 (originally $149): This is the stainless steel 42mm version. The Samsung smartwatch has Bluetooth capabilities, is water resistant, and has about 40 hours of battery life. You can track your sleep quality, monitor your heart, follow live coach sessions, and many other health and fitness features. You can read PCMag’s full review here. This is the cheapest price it’s been, according to Honey’s price history. Refractory Zipper
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 41mm (Sport Band) $349 (originally $399): This is the non-cellular version, for those who are OK only being able to take calls or send messages when their iPhone is nearby. The aluminum is cheaper than the stainless steel model, and the 41mm screen is for those who prefer a smaller screen compared to the 45mm one. The band is made of durable rubber and is a small/medium size for wrists measuring 130 to 180 mm. You can read the full PCMag review here. This Series 9 has been $399 since its September release this year, and the $349 is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 41mm (Sport Loop) $349 (originally $399): This is the same Apple Watch as the one above but with a Velcro loop instead of the rubber band. You can read the full PCMag review here. This Series 9 has been $399 since its September release this year, and the $349 is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 45mm (Sport Band) $379 (originally $429): This is the same as the Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 41mm (Sports Band) except that it comes with a bigger 45mm screen and the band is medium/large for people with wrists measuring 160 to 210mm. You can read the full PCMag review here. This is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 45mm (Sport Loop) $379 (originally $429): This is the same Apple Watch as the one above but with the Velcro loop instead of a rubber band. You can read the full PCMag review here. This is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS + Cellular 41mm (Sport Loop) $449 (originally $499): This is the same Apple Watch as the Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 41mm (Sport Loop) except that it has full cellular connectivity—you can make calls and send messages without needing to be close to your iPhone. Essentially, the Apple Watch becomes an extension of your iPhone, and you don’t need to be close to it to access it. You can read the full PCMag review here. This is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS + Cellular 41mm (Sport Band) $449 (originally $499): This is the same Apple Watch as the one above, except that it has a rubber band instead of a Velcro one. You can read the full PCMag review here. This is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS + Cellular 45mm (Sport Band) $479 (originally $529): This is the same Apple Watch as the one above, except that it has a bigger 45mm screen and the band is medium/large for people with wrists measuring 160 to 210mm. You can read the full PCMag review here. This is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS + Cellular 45mm (Sport Loop) $479 (originally $529): This is the same Apple Watch as the one above, except that it has a Velcro loop instead of a rubber band. You can read the full PCMag review here. This is the cheapest it’s been, according to Honey’s price history.
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