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Black Titanium Apple Watch Ultra 3 with matching Milanese Loop nearly $100 off at Amazon

While I’m on more of a Natural Titanium and Alpine vibe personally, it’s pretty easy to make the case that the Black Titanium Apple Watch Ultra 3 model with the matching Milanese Loop is clearly one of the nicest-looking smartwatches you can slap on your wrist. It also happens to be one of the only setups you can land right now at nearly $100 off

Amazon is now offering the the Black Titanium Apple Watch Ultra 3 with the Black Milanese Loop down at $799.99 shipped

This is a regularly $899 configuration that fetches a $100 premium due to the higher-end Loop it comes with. Today’s deal knocks $99 off though, to land on par with the Black Friday in July sale and last week’s Apple’s shopping events. 

Best Buy had a series of deals on Ultra 3 over the weekend as part of its Apple sale event, but those deals maxed out at $49 off, leaving today’s Amazon hangover offer the best we have tracked over the last month or more. 



The next-generation Apple Watch releases are very much on the horizon at this point, and we are expecting, at the vert least, upgraded internals to go alongside the pro-grade iPhone lineup. What remains unclear is the price, whether or not RAMageddon will make its way to the new models, and more importantly, what it might to do the price. If you ask me, the Ultra 3 will remain a wonderful wearable for at least another year, if not two or more, and especially if the most comparable next-gen models land with an even higher MSRP.

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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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