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Here's why you should get a refurbished Apple Watch this Cyber Monday

Save cash (and the environment) without compromising on quality by snapping up a refurbished Apple Watch

Cyber Monday Apple Watch Refurbished
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Refurbished Apple Watch Series 7 | Was $349, now $299 from Apple 

Refurbished Apple Watch Series 7 | Was $349, now $299 from Apple 

If you don't mind wearing last year's Apple Watch, this model is a steal. It comes in a blue aluminum case and sports a 41mm screen. It run like lightning thanks to its S7 with 64-bit dual-core processor and it's water resistant to 50 metres which mean you can take it for a swim. With a capacity of 32GB, it's got lots of storage too. 

Refurbished Apple Watch Series 6 | Was $245.97, now $233 from Amazon

Refurbished Apple Watch Series 6 | Was $245.97, now $233 from Amazon

If you don't mind going a little older, this model is in excellent condition (but it could still have some aesthetic defects). It has a good sized 44mm screen, GPS, and black sport band and it promises to have a battery that exceeds 80% capacity relative to new model. It also comes with a charger and charging cable and it's updatable to watchOS 9.

Refurbished Apple Watch Series 3 | Was $369, now £230 from Apple

Refurbished Apple Watch Series 3 | Was $369, now £230 from Apple

This particular Apple Watch Series 3 model dates back to 2017 and while it won't run the latest version of watchOS (9), you can take it up to watchOS 8.7.1. It comes with GPS and cellular connectivity and you'll have few problems looking at the 42mm screen. It also comes with a cool-looking Fog Sport band. And look at that saving!

Geek Squad Certified Apple Watch SE | Was $279, now $251.99 from Best Buy

Geek Squad Certified Apple Watch SE | Was $279, now $251.99 from Best Buy

The Apple Watch SE is the entry level wearable from Apple but you can pick up this refurbished model at a great price. It has a faster processor than the Apple Watch Series 3 and you can make use of the Fitness app to track your daily activities. It also has heart rate notifications and will check for irregular rhythms.

David Crookes

David Crookes is a UK-based science and technology journalist who has been writing professionally for more than two decades. Having studied at the University of Durham in England, he has written for dozens of newspapers, magazines and websites including The Independent, The i Paper, London Evening Standard, BBC Earth, How It Works and LiveScience. He has been a regular contributor to Space.com's sister publication, All About Space magazine since 2014.