Prime Day deals on Apple Watches, including sleeper deals on Titanium Series 10 models.
To be completely honest, the best Apple Watch version to get will be the Series 12 which will be released in 3 months, but if you must get an Apple Watch right now, you can’t go wrong with the Series 11 watches that are 25-30% off.
You can also get several Titanium Series 10 watches for $300 off which is insane considering they are the same as a Series 11, with the exception of no 5G connectivity. Upgrading to Titanium does get you increased durability and a luxurious experience as I mentioned previously.
Skip the Ultra 3 since there might be a redesigned and more powerful Ultra 4 in September.
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Apple Watch Series 10 42mm Slate Titanium with Milanese Loop
To be completely honest, the best Apple Watch version to get will be the Series 12 which will be released in 3 months, but if you must get an Apple Watch right now, you can’t go wrong with the Series 11 watches that are 25-30% off.
You can also get several Titanium Series 10 watches for $300 off which is insane considering they are the same as a Series 11, with the exception of no 5G connectivity. Upgrading to Titanium does get you increased durability and a luxurious experience as I mentioned previously.
Skip the Ultra 3 since there might be a redesigned and more powerful Ultra 4 in September.
Affiliate links:
Apple Watch Series 10 42mm Slate Titanium with Milanese Loop
Traded in your iPhone for a new one? Apple might owe you money.
Michael Burkhardt from 9to5Mac:
Apple users across the globe have been reporting that they’re receiving refunds for AppleCare+ on iPhones they purchased and traded in years ago. Seemingly, there isn’t anything specific triggering the refund, but there are a number of varying cases.
Some refunds were over $200 which is unusual since AppleCare+ only costs $199, and some refunds were just a couple of bucks. The high refund could also be due to Apple charging you for AppleCare+ monthly after you had already traded in your device.
The best way to get your refund is to call Apple instead of waiting for them to send you the refund since you could be waiting 3 years.
Michael Burkhardt from 9to5Mac:
Apple users across the globe have been reporting that they’re receiving refunds for AppleCare+ on iPhones they purchased and traded in years ago. Seemingly, there isn’t anything specific triggering the refund, but there are a number of varying cases.
Some refunds were over $200 which is unusual since AppleCare+ only costs $199, and some refunds were just a couple of bucks. The high refund could also be due to Apple charging you for AppleCare+ monthly after you had already traded in your device.
The best way to get your refund is to call Apple instead of waiting for them to send you the refund since you could be waiting 3 years.