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The Apple Watch Series 9, released in September 2023 and highly rated by ZDNET, is available in select models for only $329, which is $70 off the regular price of $399 during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale event. These savings are on par with the prices ZDNET saw during Cyber Week 2023.
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The Series 9 offers all the newest features and is one step up from the base model SE. The Apple Watch Series 9 can track activity, steps, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen (lung function), wrist temperature, sleep, and environmental sound levels (to protect your hearing). And it uses algorithms and machine learning — aka, AI — to spot dangerous patterns and alert you to seek medical attention.
Read the review: Apple Watch Series 9: Don’t settle for less expensive models, here’s why
ZDNET Editor in Chief Jason Hiner recommended purchasing it over cheaper models after reviewing the Series 9 in 2023.
“Inside the Apple Watch Series 9 is the S9 chip which makes the popular smartwatch faster, smarter, and better at reading your body signals — based on my real-world tests next to the last-generation model. That makes this year’s Apple Watch Series 9 a generational step up. So, if you’re in the market for an Apple Watch right now, I’d specifically recommend getting the Series 9 (or the Apple Watch Ultra 2) because the health tracking is such an improvement from previous models,” Hiner said of the watch model in his review.
If you’re ready to snatch up Apple’s newest Watch Series 9 before this deal expires, head to Amazon soon. And check out more Apple Watch deals here if you’re still on the hunt.
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