Walmart has the Apple Watch Series 4 on sale for $300 and up after $100 discounts (refurbished)
If you're interested in the newest edition of the market-leading Apple Watch but don't care to spend $400 on what's essentially still a complementary device for your main smartphone, recent deals on the Series 4 haven't exactly been irresistible. We've seen B&H Photo Video and Amazon offer a couple of small discounts here and there, while Best Buy can regularly help you maximize your savings if you're willing to pick up open box or certified refurbished units.
But Walmart is taking things to the next level today, charging as little as $299.99 for a life-saving new Apple Watch after a massive $100 price cut. Naturally, these are refurbished devices on special offer, available in combinations of space gray and black, silver and white, and gold and pink sand colors in a 40 mm size at the aforementioned rate.
Meanwhile, $329.99 can get you an Apple Watch Series 4 refurb with a 44 mm aluminum case coated in space gray or silver and paired with a black or white sport band respectively. Once again, you're looking at $100 discounts, as well as new all-time low prices for an incredibly popular wearable device lineup. Obviously, these are all GPS-only variants, incapable of making or receiving voice calls on their own, although that doesn't mean they don't have plenty of impressive features going for them.
We're talking ECG monitoring technology first and foremost, which can reliably identify serious heart conditions, as well as fall detection capabilities, a stellar battery life of up to 18 hours between charges, a robust water-resistant design, stunning OLED display, and blazing fast overall performance.
In case you're wondering, no, refurbished Apple Watch Series 4 units are not available directly from their manufacturer just yet, while Best Buy currently charges $360 and up for 40 mm models, listing a 44 mm variant as out of stock online at a $387 price. So, yeah, Walmart's flat $100 discounts are pretty great, the only not-so-great thing about these deals being that there's no warranty information provided.
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