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Warmer weather has arrived, which is a great excuse to spend more time outside. If you're taking this time to go out on more walks or exercise in the sunshine, a smartwatch can be a helpful item to track your progress. If you're looking for something that covers the basics, the Apple Watch SE is a great pick.

Right now, you can score the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS, 40mm) for $189 at Amazon. This is a 24% discount off its usual list price of $249, allowing you to save $60.

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If you're already an Apple device owner, the 2nd Gen Apple Watch SE will fit in perfectly with the rest of your setup. It boasts a variety of health and fitness features, including heart rate and sleep tracking, daily activity tracking, Fall Detection, Crash Detection, and Emergency SOS.

Don't miss out on 24% off the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, GPS, 40mm) at Amazon.

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If you'd prefer a smartwatch that's more fitness-focused, another great deal that's worth checking out right now is on the Garmin vívoactive 5.

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