The Apple Watch Series 6 is at a huge price cut for Prime Day 2021

Sara Hendricks, Reviewed
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The Apple Watch Series 6 is at a huge price cut for Prime Day 2021
The Apple Watch Series 6 is at a huge price cut for Prime Day 2021

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Here at Reviewed, we love the Apple Watch Series 6. It's the best smart watch we've ever tested, with its responsive, easy-to-use touchscreen, upgraded health insights and sleek, understated design. But, we love it just a little bit more today, thanks to its Amazon Prime Day 2021 price: $349.99 for the red aluminum case, which saves you $70. This isn't the lowest price we've ever seen, but it's still a great deal for this snazzy, high-tech timepiece.

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We think the Apple Watch Series 6 is a fantastic option for anyone interested in a smartwatch, but your favorite use cases will depend on your own preferences. Fitness-minded folk will appreciate its activity tracking, the ability to monitor health stats like blood oxygen level, the detailed sleep tracking and the three-month free trial of Apple Fitness+ that comes with new watches. People interested in the hands-free aspect of smartwatches will love the ability to glance at texts and emails with a simple flick of the wrist and send a quick response with a finger tap. And those who want a smartwatch but don't want it to feel overly complicated will love its ease of setup and its touchscreen that is sensitive (but not too sensitive) and surprisingly easy to read.

Nothing's perfect, but the Apple Watch Series 6 comes close—and at this price, it's bound to go quickly. Make sure to snag yours now before it's gone.

Apple Watch Series 6 44mm Smartwatch for $349.99 (Save $79.01)

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