This is by far the highest discount offered on an Apple Watch Series 7 to date
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Commercially released less than three months ago after a slightly longer wait than originally expected, the overall familiar-looking Apple Watch Series 7 was predictably priced at the same $399 and up as its 2020 predecessor.
Despite initial customer demand seemingly exceeding the manufacturer's supply, a number of major US retailers started offering small but important discounts just a few weeks after this bad boy's market debut.
Bargain hunters were allowed to save up to 60 bucks on select Series 7 models both before and after Christmas, and while that felt pretty compelling for such a new, feature-packed, well-reviewed, and undoubtedly still hotly demanded smartwatch, Amazon and Walmart are currently outdoing themselves (and everyone else) by slashing a whopping $120 off the list price of one very specific variant.
We're talking about a decidedly premium stainless steel unit with said robust 45mm case coated in "graphite" and an "abyss blue" sport band in tow normally fetching $749 while packing standalone 4G LTE connectivity.
The aforementioned 16 percent discount does not technically make this cellular-capable Apple Watch Series 7 version a true bargain, still setting you back a lot more than its aluminum equivalent with a blue case and matching strap, for instance.
But the killer new deal comes with absolutely no strings attached, as you'd imagine, letting stainless steel fans and cellular addicts maximize their savings compared to everything and anything US retailers have offered for Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas 2021.
In addition to a more durable than ever construction, especially in stainless steel, the deeply discounted Series 7 wearable powerhouse you're looking at here also has a lot of screen real estate going for it, as well as everything you could ever need in the health and wellness department, from ECG to fall detection, blood oxygen, sleep, and good old fashioned heart rate monitoring.
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