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Nearly every Apple Watch model is on sale today

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Nearly every Apple Watch model is on sale today

(CNN) —  

It’s officially Cyber Monday and nearly every model of the Apple Watch is on sale. The already-affordable and feature filled Apple Watch SE is starting at $259 and the flagship Series 6 with blood oxygen monitoring is starting at $349. Let’s break out the best deals.

Apple Watch Series 6

PHOTO: Jacob Krol/CNN

The flagship Apple Watch gets the ability to calculate your blood oxygen level and an overall zippy experience. It can still take an ECG (electrocardiogram), has an always-on display and keeps the iconic design. As expected, it’s the best Apple Watch yet and right now you can score for as low as $329.98 for the 40mm GPS variant. You’ll also need to be cool with the (PRODUCT) RED color – it looks pretty sharp in our eyes. Looking for the bigger 44mm watch? You can find that for as low as $409, down from $429 in the GPS variant – plus that discount applies to all colors.

  • Apple Watch Series 6 40mm GPS in (PRODUCT)RED, Blue, Gold or Space Gray ($349.99, originally $399; amazon.com)
  • Apple Watch Series 6 44mm GPS in (PRODUCT)RED and Blue ($379, originally $429; amazon.com)
  • Apple Watch Series 6 44mm GPS in Silver or Space Gray ($409, originally $429; amazon.com or bhphotovideo.com)
  • Apple Watch Series 6 40mm GPS + Cellular in (PRODUCT)RED ($449.99, originally $479; amazon.com)
  • Apple Watch Series 6 44mm GPS + Cellular in (PRODUCT)RED and Gold ($479.99, originally $509; amazon.com)

Apple Watch SE

PHOTO: Jacob Krol/CNN

Starting at the low price of $259, the Apple Watch SE is really the sweet spot wearable for many. It’s kind of a mash-up between the Series 4 and Series 6 – but the main thing to consider is an always-on display. If you’re cool without it, the Watch SE can still monitor your heart rate, know if you fall, feels swift and delivers the classic Apple Watch experience. And it’s seeing a bunch of discounts.

  • Apple Watch SE 44mm in GPS in Gold and Silver ($289, originally $309; amazon.com)
  • Apple Watch SE 40mm in GPS + Cellular in Gold ($309, originally $329; amazon.com)
  • Apple Watch SE 44mm in GPS + Cellular in Space Gray ($309, originally $359; amazon.com)
  • Apple Watch SE 44mm in GPS + Cellular in Gold ($339, originally $359; amazon.com)

Apple Watch Series 5

PHOTO: Jacob Krol/CNN

Last year’s Apple Watch Series 5 is still a terrific model and if you can find it in-stock, it’s a great deal. Amazon and BestBuy are taking$100 off the Series 5. And it’s an Apple Watch that has an always-on display, can take an ECG and has a zippy processor.

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