Amazon is offering the Apple Watch Series 8 at the lowest price we’ve seen so far in advance of its Prime Big Deal Days, which begin next week. The 41mm variant in red is available for just $225, a savings of $175 off the $400 list price (a 44 percent discount). Considering that the next-generation Series 9 was only released two weeks ago, it is an offer that is difficult to pass up.
The cost of the Apple Watch 8 has dropped to an all-time low. Just be sure to click the $174.55 on-page discount that is located below the cost.
Although it isn’t a significant improvement over the Series 7, the Apple Watch Series 8 does include some helpful new functions. The most important one is a temperature sensor connected to women’s health that estimates when female users may be ovulating. It is designed to be used overnight, taking a five-second wrist temperature reading to check for changes from your baseline.
Crash Detection is the alternative. The Apple Watch Series 8 uses two new accelerometers to detect car crashes, similar to how current watches can identify falls. Rollovers, front impacts, back impacts, and side impacts are among the four types of collisions that it may identify when working in tandem with other sensors.
Additionally, all of these Series 8 versions feature cellular capabilities, allowing you to use the internet, make calls, and send texts while jogging, hiking, and engaging in other activities that don’t call for a smartphone.
Finally, you can use it to pay with Apple Pay, find your other Apple devices, and unlock your Mac, just like other Apple Watches. If you can live without the Double Tap and Raise to Speak (Siri) functions and don’t like the red colour of the Apple Watch Series 9, the $225 price tag is amazing.
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Source: fifty7tech.com