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Early Black Friday sales cut Apple Watch Ultra 3 by $250

Several retailers have started early Black Friday discounts on tech, including Apple Watch Ultra 3 models cut by $250. For shoppers planning purchases, the early sales offer lower prices ahead of the main shopping day.

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Amazon, Walmart, Samsung and Anker have each opened early Black Friday events this week. Anker is discounting its charging accessories, Samsung its TVs and monitors, and Walmart its TVs and computers. Amazon has cuts on Apple products, TVs and Alexa devices.

Amazon and Best Buy are selling Apple Watch Ultra 3 models from $549, down from $799. That $250 discount matches the lowest price these models have sold for. A version with the Milanese Loop band is $649 at both retailers, down from $899.

Apple Watch Ultra 3 price

  • Previous price$799
  • Sale price$549

Prices as listed by Amazon and Best Buy.

Other early offers include the Garmin Instinct 3 AMOLED watch, which is $200 lower, and AirTag 2, which has reached a record low price.

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Black Friday itself falls two weeks after this week's early sales began.

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