SAVE $50:As of Jan. 8,History Archives the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS + Cellular, 44mm) is on sale for $279 at Amazon. This is 15% off its list price of $329.
It's a new year, and that means a fresh start to set some goals for the year. If you're looking to up your fitness game in 2025, why not pick up an Apple Watch to help you track your progress? Thankfully, you can save on the Apple Watch SE 2 at Amazon, which can get you started on the path towards your goals without breaking the bank.
The Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS + Cellular, 44mm) is currently down to $279, 15% off its list price of $329. That saves you $50, which is a nice little deal to kick off the new year. This Apple Watch has everything you need to start the year off strong, too.
SEE ALSO: 9 new gadgets from CES 2025 that you can actually buy right nowAlongside helpful fitness features that can track numerous types of workouts and advanced metrics, this watch also comes with health features to keep you feeling at the top of your game. This includes a heart rate monitor, sleep tracker, and even safety features like Fall Detection, Crash Detection, and Emergency SOS.
There's no better time than now to pick up an Apple Watch SE 2. Get started on the right foot this year by saving $50 on the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS + Cellular, 44mm) at Amazon.
There are a few more Apple deals worth checking out right now, too. If you want to pick up some new headphones, AirPods Max are currently on sale at Best Buy. You can also score an Apple iPad right now for just $279.
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