Best Buy 3-Day Anniversary sale offers discounts on Apple iPads and smartwatches
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Best Buy is running a sale on many tech stuff, including some Apple products like iPads and smartwatches. Dubbed Best Buy 2-Day Sale Anniversary, the promotion runs from today and through Sunday, August 18, so you don't have too much time to grab any of these deals.
Speaking of deals, Best Buy offers discounts of up to $200 (minimum savings is $125) on select iPad Pro models, while the 9.7-inch Apple iPad (latest model) is exactly $130 cheaper (multiple models). If you're looking for a smartwatch rather than a tablet, Best Buy has a handful of nice deals on the Apple Watch 3 and 4 series.
First off, we have the Apple Watch Series 4, which is $50 off. You can find multiple models, but you won't be a bigger discount. Also, the previous generation Apple Watch Series 3 is on sale for up to $150.
To make things a bit more interesting, Best Buy is selling the Apple Watch Series Nike+ 3, not the regular model. Those who purchase an Apple Watch will also receive free Apple Music for 3 months, but only if they're new subscribers. Apple iPad buyers will also receive free 1 month of iCloud storage (new subscribers only) and a 6-month Trend Micro Internet Security subscription.
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Speaking of deals, Best Buy offers discounts of up to $200 (minimum savings is $125) on select iPad Pro models, while the 9.7-inch Apple iPad (latest model) is exactly $130 cheaper (multiple models). If you're looking for a smartwatch rather than a tablet, Best Buy has a handful of nice deals on the Apple Watch 3 and 4 series.
To make things a bit more interesting, Best Buy is selling the Apple Watch Series Nike+ 3, not the regular model. Those who purchase an Apple Watch will also receive free Apple Music for 3 months, but only if they're new subscribers. Apple iPad buyers will also receive free 1 month of iCloud storage (new subscribers only) and a 6-month Trend Micro Internet Security subscription.
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