Amazon is offering fresh discounts across the entire Apple Watch Series 7 lineup today, with $50 markdowns across the board on 41mm and 45mm GPS and cellular models. Every model is shipped and ...

You can get the 41mm GPS model in “Starlight” for $299 ... Engadget deputy reviews editor Cherlynn Low gave the Apple Watch Series 7 a score of 90 when she reviewed the wearable last fall.

The aluminum-encased Series 7 watches come in midnight, starlight ... are size and connectivity. The base Apple Watch Series 7 configuration is a 41mm, GPS-only model that retails for $399.

They both also offer two size options: 41mm and 45mm. Notably, the Apple Watch Series 7 offers aluminum, stainless steel, and titanium builds, and you can pick between Midnight, Starlight ...

As I alluded to in the introduction, the Apple Watch ... The Series 10 is available in two sizes and both are marginally larger than their Series 7 counterparts (46 and 42mm vs 45 and 41mm cases).

The Apple Watch Series 10 marks a significant ... give it a more premium look and feel. Compared to the Series 7, which was offered in 41mm and 45mm sizes and included stainless steel as a case ...

Get the Apple Watch Series 7 for $100 off its original price at Amazon right now. Right now, the $100 discount is only available on the 41mm GPS version of the smartwatch in green or red ...

A rounded-rectangle case is one of the Apple Watch ... in 41mm and 45mm sizes. However, each material offers one less color in the latest model. The Series 8 lineup in aluminum includes Starlight ...

If Apple’s announcement of the Series 8 didn’t do much for you but you would still like to buy an Apple Watch, you might be in luck. Amazon has discounted its remaining Series 7 stock.

Four of the 41mm Cellular Apple Watch Series 7 devices are on sale on Amazon this week, with record low discounts on the Midnight, Green, (Product)Red, and Starlight models. As with other versions ...

And even with the larger Apple Watch 7 sizes (41mm and 45mm) the smartwatch doesn't actually look bigger to the naked eye. Anyone have a micrometer? You can better tell the Series 7 and Series 6 ...