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Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3, and more hit new Prime Day lows (from $199)

The topic Apple Watch Series 11, Ultra 3, and more hit new Prime Day lows (from $199) is currently the subject of lively discussion — readers and analysts are keeping a close eye on developments.

This is taking place in a dynamic environment: companies’ decisions and competitors’ reactions can quickly change the picture.

Amazon has now dropped the most popular and affordable Apple Watch Series 11 models down to the lowest prices we have ever seen. The 42mm model is now sitting at $279 shipped while the larger 46mm case size has dropped to $309 shipped – that’s $120 off the list prices here.

While we are currently tracking deeper $130 price drops on cell models and as much as $160 off select Titanium configurations, when it comes to the base GPS-only aluminum case options, today’s early Prime Day offer is a new all-time low and the first time we have seen them at better than $100 off.

Much of the same goes for Apple Watch Ultra 3. Deals were already quite rare on Apple’s latest flagship premium wearable, and after seeing some notable $99 discounts over the last week or so, Amazon has taken it up (down) a notch to deliver new all-time low pricing at $150 off on select configurations:

The latest Apple Watch SE delivers some serious bang for your buck with what I consider to be the most compelling entry-level Apple wearable ever. It too is now seeing some particularly notable early Prime Day deals with the most affordable 40mm and 44mm returning the lowest price ever for the first time since Black Friday:

Wondering whether the Apple Watch Series 11 or the Apple Watch SE 3 is a better buy for you? Here’s a handy chart we’ve worked up to help you decide:

These deals land just after the reveal of watchOS 27 and a bevy of upcoming enhancements to the Apple wrist computer experience, including everything from better battery efficiency and more accurate step tracking to the dynamic app grid and a consolidated Find My app in watchOS.