Walmart is practically giving away the Apple Watch Ultra to celebrate Independence Day.
The Apple Watch, like a fine wine, has got better with age. That's partially thanks to watchOS becoming a mature platform, meaning it can run plenty of the apps on your iPhone.
It's also been repositioned from a borderline luxury item down to a very capable, and much more affordable, fitness tracker. The latter point is even more keenly felt with the SE range, which offers a cheaper alternative at the cost of some features. Walmart's latest deal slashes almost 50% off of the first-gen Apple Watch SE, bringing it down to just $149.Apple Watch SE Overview: Save big on the Apple Watch SE, and get better insights into your health and wellbeing - for less than $150.Price history: Considering many retailers sell renewed versions of the Apple Watch SE for more than this, Walmart's deal is quite the steal.
Don't buy it if: You want more sensors, with ECG and blood oxygen sensors lacking from the SE. You have an Android phone - you'll need an iPhone to get the most out of Apple Watch.
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