Wearables
Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 Hit New All-Time Lows Ahead of Prime Day
MacRumors reports discounts of $49 on Series 12 and $100 on Ultra 4, matching or setting new low prices.

Early Prime Big Deal Days discounts are rolling in, and Apple Watches are seeing some of the deepest cuts yet. MacRumors reports that the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4 have reached new all-time low prices on Amazon.
For the Series 12, the 42mm GPS model is available for $349.99 and the 46mm GPS model for $399.99. Both are $49 off their usual price. These are the lowest prices ever recorded for these models, according to MacRumors. A couple of color options are included at those lows, and some cellular versions are also discounted.
The Apple Watch Ultra 4 in Natural with the Translucent Gray Ocean Band is down to $699.99, a $100 drop from its $799 retail price. MacRumors calls this another new all-time low, though only that one color and band combination is at that price right now. A few Milanese Loop models are $99 off as well.
Additionally, a few Apple Watch SE 3 deals have been available since the weekend. MacRumors, which is an affiliate partner with Amazon, tracks these discounts as part of its broader deal roundup.
If you've been waiting for a good price on a new Apple Watch, these are the best we've seen so far. Just make sure the model and size fit your needs before buying. The Ultra 4 discount is significant, but the Series 12 is a solid option if you don't need the extra rugged features.
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