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The most durable of all Apple Watches, the Apple Watch Series 7 is a go-to tool for health and fitness fanatics thanks to its advanced sensors and the increased data it delivers. Today, you can score it for the lowest price it's ever sold for.

As of today, Mar. 11, the Apple Watch Series 7 is on sale for 22% off, saving you $80.04. This brings the price down from $388.26 to $302.30, establishing its new record-low price according to Amazon price tracker site camelcamelcamel. Given that as recently as Nov. 2023 this watch was selling for $759, today makes an opportune time to buy.

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Not only does the Apple Watch Series 7 boast the litany of features that Apple Watches are known for, but it bumps everything up to the next level: it can measure your blood oxygen levels and even take an ECG. Plus, it sends you notifications if your heart rhythm is ever irregular. We also love the Series 7 because it has GPS and cellular service, making sure that you're connected even if your iPhone isn't nearby.

Shop this limited-time offer today at Amazon and score yourself an Apple Watch Series 7.

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