The Apple Watch Series 10, released in September 2024, is on sale at steep discounts. The titanium 46 mm model with cellular capabilities sells for $637, down $112 from its original $749 price. This is the lowest price recorded after Apple raised prices this summer due to a RAM shortage, according to price-tracking tools. The gold titanium version costs $679, also $112 off its original $799 price.
The Series 10 features a thin case and a large OLED screen available in 1.6 or 1.8 inches. It offers audio playback for podcasts, calls, and Spotify through built-in speakers. Sleep tracking includes notifications for signs of sleep apnea.
Stepping up to the latest Series 12 at $799 gets you a faster S11 chip, a newer Health Sensing System, the Readiness app for tracking daily insights and vitals, longer battery life (18 to 24 hours versus the Series 10), 5G RedCap support for better coverage and battery efficiency, and audio features like Live Rewind, Siri Recap, and Sound Recognition.
If you don't need those newer features, the discounted Series 10 offers substantial savings compared to current models.