Apple Watch Ultra 2 Hits Lowest-Ever Price of $649

Amazon has brought back the all-time low price on the Apple Watch Ultra 2, available for $649.99, down from $799.00. We first tracked this deal during Prime Day, but it hasn't reappeared since then.

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Models on sale at this price include the Natural Titanium Case with Orange Ocean Band, Natural Titanium Case with Indigo Alpine Loop, Natural Titanium Case with Blue Alpine Loop, and more.

Best Buy is also discounting the Apple Watch Ultra 2 this week, and it has more options for the Black Titanium models. You can get the Black Titanium Case with Black Ocean Band, Black Titanium Case with Dark Green Alpine Loop, and more on sale for $649.00.

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Top Rated Comments

turbineseaplane Avatar
27 weeks ago
Clearing out inventory for Apple Watch Ultra 1.3, coming this Fall
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Yimbaz Avatar
27 weeks ago

if you buy one now you should get a free upgrade to the next version that will be launched in 2 months
If you buy a new Apple Watch Ultra 2 in July and the Apple Watch Ultra 3 comes out in September, you know what happens to your Apple Watch Ultra 2?

Absolutely nothing.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
daniesy Avatar
27 weeks ago
if you buy one now you should get a free upgrade to the next version that will be launched in 2 months
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Agent007 Avatar
27 weeks ago

Is Apple that paranoid to make a "mens" and "womens" versions of watches? Serious question.
I would argue they always have made them - since day 1 they've offered two different face sizes. That said, I have no reason to believe women want a smaller watch considering how many of them carry a "handbag" the size of a small suitcase. Also, not all men have giant Jack Reacher-size wrists yet a lot of the watches I see could be worn around the neck like Flava Flav's clock.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Yimbaz Avatar
27 weeks ago

It undergoes immediate devaluation. Moreover, new features are unlikely to work on the outdated device. Furthermore, future software updates will screw up the battery life. You’re right, nothing happens to your old outdated brand new Apple Watch.
It “undergoes immediate devaluation” the second you open the box. That’s how electronics work. And you’re years away from not getting software updates. New software updates won’t screw up battery life as much as actually using the thing, increasing the cycle count on the battery just like you would have if you bought it last year — and, importantly, just like you will on your new AWU 3.

If you buy this watch now and like it, you’ll like it just as much in October after the new one comes out. If that ends up not being true, then you’re not really in it for the product. You’ve just been tricked by a marketing campaign.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
daniesy Avatar
27 weeks ago

If you buy a new Apple Watch Ultra 2 in July and the Apple Watch Ultra 3 comes out in September, you know what happens to your Apple Watch Ultra 2?

Absolutely nothing.
It undergoes immediate devaluation. Moreover, new features are unlikely to work on the outdated device. Furthermore, future software updates will screw up the battery life. You’re right, nothing happens to your old outdated brand new Apple Watch.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)