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Save $50 on a Series 5 at Best Buy
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TL;DR: As of May 8, you can stay active in style with a Series 5 Apple Watch for $50 off at Best Buy.
There’s a reason Apple sold more watches than the entire Swiss Watch industry in 2019. Well, actually, there’s more than one. The Apple Watch has become the new Razr. Yes, the new 2020 Razr may be questionable but the Razr of the early ’00s was a must-have, and, now, so is the Apple Watch.
Their sleek and stylish design is just the start of it. The Series 5 models feature some useful updates to their predecessors. To start, Series 5 watches have an always-on retina display on their screen that is 30% larger. They also have electrical and optical heart sensors and a built-in compass. And yes, they are swim-proof.
With GPS and cellular connectivity, Apple provides an active smart watch with all the bells and whistles you can imagine. Right now, you can grab one for $50 off at Best Buy. Plus, you’ll get 4 months of Apple music for absolutely free with your purchase.
SEE ALSO: This $17 keychain can help charge your Apple Watch in a pinch
Go for the classic black sport band for $449 or step it up a notch with a Nike design for $349. The options seem endless. Check them all out here.
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