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Rare deal knocks Apple’s official Anchor Blue Sport Band down to $29 today (41% off)

Deal on Apple’s official Ultra bands can sometimes be hard to come by, but discounts on the even less pricey Sport Bands are even more so. However, over at Amazon right now, you’ll find the latest Anchor Blue Sport Band for 46mm Apple Watch model sitting down at $29 shipped – that’s 41% off. 

Amazon is now offering the 46mm Apple Sport Band in the Anchor Blue colorway that released last September at $29 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $35.

Regularly $49, this is a major 41% off the sticker price and the lowest we can find. Only once before today have we ever seen this band at a price this low on Amazon. 

This band is basically never on sale, so you might want to jump on this while you can if this model works for you. At $29, you’re looking at an official Apple Watch band approaching bargain bin pricing here. 

Alongside the pin-and-tuck closure for a clean fit on the underside of your wrist, this one is made of what Apple calls a “custom high-performance fluoroelastomer” for sporty and durable solution that “drapes elegantly across your wrist and feels comfortable next to your skin.” 

Apple Sport Band features:

  • Made from a custom high-performance fluoroelastomer, the Sport Band is durable and strong, yet surprisingly soft.
  • The smooth, dense material drapes elegantly across your wrist and feels comfortable next to your skin.
  • An innovative pin-and-tuck closure ensures a clean fit.

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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