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Apple Watch Ultra 3 Hits New Record Low Price of $699.99 ($99 Off)

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Apple Watch Ultra 3 has hit a new all-time low price on Amazon this weekend, available at $99 off select models. This includes the higher-end model with the Milanese Loop and a few Ocean Band options.

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Specifically, you can get the Apple Watch Ultra 3 with Black Titanium Case and Black Ocean Band for $699.99 ($99 off) and the Black Titanium Case with Anchor Blue Ocean Band for $699.99 ($99 off). Finally, there's the Black Titanium Case with Black Milanese Loop for $799.99 ($99 off).

$99 OFF
Black Titanium (Ocean Band) for $699.99

$99 OFF
Black Titanium (Milanese Loop) for $799.99

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vegetassj4
22 weeks ago
My 1st Gen Ultra is still working fine (which is great: I didn't suspect such long use life)...I'm going to wait for the Apple Watch Studio or Max at this point.



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vegetassj4
22 weeks ago

Soon us Mini folks can start clamoring for an Apple Watch Mini!

Looks like I already started (up above) ... it must be built into my firmware.

Mini for all!
It's under beta testing. But at the moment they are worried you have to use a stylus for the touch screen interface:




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DocMultimedia
22 weeks ago
I would like an Ultra (currently have a 9), but price is just a bit high for my taste. The extended battery life would help with really long runs or bike rides (the bike exercise really sucks battery). Maybe next year. 😀
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Howard2k
21 weeks ago

Not wanting a heavy watch bouncing on your wrist when running does not mean one should get a “kids smartwatch”. I would also like a smaller, lighter and more durable Apple Watch.

I used the Apple Watch Ultra trail running for about a month (borrowed a buddies series 1 ultra), and it bounced around so much that I couldn’t keep a heart rate reading. Had to cinch it down to an uncomfortable point to keep it in place.

Happy with my Garmin 265 now, as well, with actual buttons. I never need or use the touchscreen.
I use an Ultra when running and haven't had any issues with it bouncing around. It may be a strap selection or usage issue. I did a marathon recently and plenty of other runners also somehow made it work with the Ultra series.
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lusty
21 weeks ago

Not knocking them, but they're not exactly things you'd wear out to a social occasion
Weird, I’d say the fenix with titanium or leather band looks like many classic mens watches. It’s the Apple that would look weird at a social occasion, there’s nothing classy about it at all.
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SFjohn
22 weeks ago

I wish these were (optionally, with a 2nd size) a little smaller and lighter.

I've learned though using fitness watches for a few years now that I'm really sensitive to both of those things, but particularly weight on my wrist.

The normal Apple watches would be fine I suppose, if they had more buttons. I wish Apple would internalize how much more functional it is, during various fitness usages, to have real buttons to interact with.

On my Garmin, I dismiss things and start/stop timers sometimes through my clothes with buttons and certainly when it's damp/wet, it's wonderful to have a button driven interface.
The aluminum series 11 is very thin, and the small size is also very light. It’s easy to dismiss notifications with a twist of your wrist, no button pressing is required… If you’re interested try one for a couple of weeks, if it’s not for you return it at the 2 week mark and Apple will refund you in full. 👍🏻
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