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SAVE $100:As of March 24,porn parody movies the Apple Watch Series 10 (GPS, 46mm) is on sale for $329 at Amazon. That’s 23% off its regular price of $429.

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The Apple Watch Series 10 is down to $329 at Amazon, and I can confidently say I didn’t hesitate for even a second. Normally $429, this 23% discount makes it way more accessible to those of us who like our wearables high-tech but not high-priced.

This thing is like a personal assistant, fitness coach, and health monitor all strapped to your wrist. The display is noticeably bigger and somehow thinner at the same time, which makes checking your vitals and doomscrolling your notifications way more enjoyable than it should be. It even charges faster. You’ll hit 80 percent battery in about 30 minutes, which feels oddly intimate for a gadget.

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The health features are almost too advanced. You can take an ECG on the spot, track your sleep, get a heads-up about irregular heart rhythms, and even get estimates for ovulation. It also flags signs of sleep apnea, which feels like something that should require a doctor’s visit and a bunch of wires, not a wrist tap.

If you move your body in any way, the Series 10 is ready. You get full workout tracking, real-time training load metrics, and even depth and water temperature sensors for your under-the-sea adventures. And yes, it’s water resistant up to 50 meters.

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• Price:$329 $429

• Retailer:Amazon

• Display:46mm Always-On Retina

• Battery Life:Fast charging to 80% in ~30 minutes

• Health Features:ECG, heart rate alerts, sleep tracking

• Fitness Tracking:Activity Rings, advanced workout metrics

• Water Resistance:Up to 50m

• Safety Features: Fall Detection, Crash Detection, SOS

• Connectivity:GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi

• OS:watchOS

• Storage:64GB

It doesn’t stop there. The safety features are impressive. Fall Detection, Crash Detection, Emergency SOS, and Check-in are all baked in. You won’t need them every day, but it’s comforting to know they’re there. It’s like your Apple Watch is saying, “I got you,” but in a very sleek, expensive way.

The best part? It’s carbon neutral when paired with the right band. I like knowing my smart little wrist computer is doing something smart for the planet too.

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