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Apple Watch Ultra 4 Gets $99 Amazon Discounts, Starting at $699.99

The Apple Watch Ultra 4 has dropped to $699.99 on Amazon, down from $799.00. This is a match of the all-time low price on the new Ultra 4, which launched in September. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running. There are six Ultra 4 models that are on sale at…

Apple Watch Ultra 4 Gets $99 Amazon Discounts, Starting at $699.99

In a significant price drop, the Apple Watch Ultra 4 is now available for $699.99 on Amazon, marking a $99 discount from its original price point of $799. This represents the all-time low price for the Ultra 4 model, which was introduced in September.

Amazon is offering discounted prices on six different Ultra 4 models, including the Black model with Burgundy Alpine Loop, the Black model with Burgundy Trail Loop, and the Natural model with Desert Alpine Loop. These models are being sold at the lowest prices ever recorded for the new Apple Watch Ultra 4.

For Milanese Loop enthusiasts, Amazon also offers a $99 discount on select Ultra 4 devices. The Black Apple Watch Ultra 4 with a Black Milanese Loop (Large) is priced at $799.99, down from $899.00.

Most of these watches are expected to be delivered by mid-November, with some models offering same-day shipping for Prime members.

If you're looking for additional savings, check out the Apple Deals roundup, where we compile the best Apple-related deals from the past week. Don't miss out on these fantastic offers, and consider signing up for our Deals Newsletter to stay updated on the best holiday deals.

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