The Apple Watch Series 11 Is at Its Lowest Price Ever

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Breaking it down: Shop the latest smartwatch with upgraded health and fitness features.

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Whether we’re popping in a pair of AirPods before a long run or checking our step count on our Apple Watches, we can’t resist Apple’s gear—especially while trying to hit our fitness goals. Our editors have been using and testing Apple tech for years, so we know what’s worth your money and what’s not.

Why This Matters

As a shopping editor who writes about sales for a living, I’m always keeping my eye out for notable markdowns on Apple products, and this month I found deals up to 34 percent off. Right now, you can save on AirPods, iPads, and Apple Watches, including the new Apple Watch Series 11. According to CamelCamelCamel, the Series 11 is rn at its lowest price ever, and it boasts new health and fitness tracking features.

This is the kind of health news that affects everyday decisions.

The Bottom Line

Plus, the AirPods Pro 3 are discounted, and WH Executive Health & Fitness Director Jacqueline Andriakos reviewed the earbuds’ heart rate and fitness-tracking features. “The AirPods Pro 3’s in‑ear heart‑rate sensing is definitely a revelation for those days [when I forget my Apple Watch]: I can head out the door, get a workout in, and still get the HR and fitness tracking data (such as calorie burn) even when I don’t have my wearable on my wrist,” she writes.

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