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Apple Watch Series 6 price falls again to a new low of $249

The Product Red edition is now $150 less than the original price.

Valentina Palladino / Engadget

Back-to-back discounts on the Apple Watch Series 6 have seen it hit two all-time lows in less than 24 hours. Amazon and Best Buy have taken another $50 off the 40mm Product Red edition with GPS to bring it down to $249, a saving of $150 from the original price. The latest cut means the smartwatch is now $30 cheaper than Apple's entry-level option, the Watch SE, despite offering more health-oriented features. You'll have to be quick, though, as the offer is only available today.

Buy Apple Watch Series 6 Product Red edition at Amazon - $249Buy Apple Watch Series 6 Product Red edition at Best Buy - $249

As an added incentive, Best Buy is also throwing in six months of Apple Fitness+, an exercise subscription service designed to be used with the Apple Watch. You'd normally pay $10 a month for access, so the promo is a good way to test the waters. As we noted in our review, Fitness+ is tightly integrated with Apple's smartwatch, which syncs with workout videos and displays metrics like duration, heart rate and progress on your wrist. Apple Music also lets you see what songs will be played during the virtual classes ahead of time and add them to your playlist.

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By now, you should be familiar with Apple's best-selling smartwatch. But, as a quick summary, the Watch Series 6 is the best option for iPhone owners. While Apple didn't deviate from its predecessor's design, it did add some notable changes under the hood. These include a blood oxygen sensor, an ECG and an always-on altimeter. Plus, it's faster, smoother and boasts improved battery life and quicker charging times than the Watch Series 5.

Of course, you have to dig the red color, but it's for a good cause. Some of the proceeds from Product Red sales go to HIV/AIDS charities, which currently require vital support for health systems disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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