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First deal hits Apple Watch Ultra 4 with new Translucent Ocean Band

Amazon is looking to entice folks with some light pre-order deals on the newest Apple Watch releases ahead of the Friday delivery date, and if you’re going to be picking one up you might as well keep some cash in your pocket. Much like we are seeing on various Series 12 models, it is now undercutting everyone on the brand new Apple Ultra 4 with the sweet new Translucent Gray Ocean Band

Amazon is now offering pre-orders for the new Apple Watch Ultra 4 with the Translucent Gray Ocean Band down at $779.99 shipped

This is indeed a regularly $799 Ultra, much like the previous-generation, and certainly not a massive discount, but it is the lowest pre-order price we can find anywhere. Considering you’re getting the exact same thing with the same September 18 delivery date at Amazon as you would at Apple, there’s really no reason to pay more for it. 

This year, Apple launched its series 4 Ultra with a series of fresh colorways for the Alpine and Trail Loops, as well as all-new Ocean Brand designs – the Translucent Gray we have featured above, as well as Translucent Kelp and Black variants:

  • NEW Trail Loop $99
    • Sand, Dark Umber, Burgundy
  • NEW Ocean Band $99
    • Translucent Kelp, Gray, and Black
  • NEW Alpine Loop $99
    • Desert, Dark Olive, and Burgundy

The Ultra 4 deal also joins a series of different Series 12 configs seeing some really pre-order price drops as well:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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