October 28, 2026
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The new Apple Watch Series 12 with GPS and cellular connection will cost you $500. If that’s too much, you can opt for an SE for $299 if you don’t mind giving up key sensors, including EKG, blood oxygen, and hypertension notifications. But today you can get a 42mm Series 10 with LTE and the missing sensors in a variety of colors for just $300, a savings of $200 off the original MSRP. That’s a 40 percent discount and it even comes with a full one-year Apple warranty.

When we reviewed the Apple Watch Series 10, we gave it a near-perfect score and our Editors’ Choice award, loving the easy-to-read display, fast charging, and gorgeous design. This remains true to this day, although there are newer models. If you don’t mind not having the newest features, it makes a lot of sense to get the much more affordable Series 10.

The smartwatch comes with a health tracker, a fitness trainer, and since it has a cellular connection, you stay connected even if your phone is at home. You can use the watch to take ECGs at any time and check your blood oxygen levels, and it will even notify you if you have a high or low heart rate. Fall Detection and Crash Detection can contact emergency services if you’re in trouble, while the Emergency SOS feature lets you call for help with just a press. Faster charging gets you to 80 percent in about 30 minutes.

You’ll miss out on some newer features like Audio Intelligence and Readiness, but you’ll have access to Siri AI and the new Apple Intelligence features with watchOS 27. Plus, it has LTE instead of 5G, but you’ll never notice that on a watch. So if you’re looking for a great watch at a great price, pick up this Apple Watch Series 10 for $300 while Woot still has it on sale.

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