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SAVE 21%:Grab the Apple Watch Ultra for just $629 at Best Buy,Italy marked down from the list price of $799. That's a $170 savings and the lowest price we've ever seen.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple Watch Ultra (49mm, GPS + cellular) titanium case with yellow/beige trail loop

The Prime Day sales of 2023 have come and gone and Black Friday shopping has yet to officially arrive, but that doesn't mean we're in a lull of sales. It's time to start holiday shopping at Best Buy with the best deal we've seen on one of Apple's most rugged smartwatches.

As of Oct. 25, the Apple Watch Ultra is on sale for $629 at Best Buy, down from its regular price of $799. That's a 21% discount and a savings of $170 — and this watch's lowest price ever. This price applies to the small/medium and medium/large sizes in the titanium case with yellow/beige trail loop colorway. Other colors are discounted to $659, including the titanium case with orange alpine loop.

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Built for adventure, the Apple Watch Ultra boasts an impressive size of 49mm and a screen that can get brighter than the latest Apple Watch Series 9. But one of the most useful features of the Apple Watch Ultra is its battery life. You can get up to 36 hours of life out of one charge or up to 72 hours when it's on low-power mode. It comes equipped with standard fitness tracking and heart-rate monitoring, and its water resistance works on recreational dives down to 40 meters.

If you have an adventure-seeker on your holiday shopping list, score the Apple Watch Ultra for its lowest price ever today.

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