This deal stacking method can help you save more than £70 on the Apple Watch Series 10
If you’re contemplating a smartwatch upgrade to kickstart the new year or are mulling over your first wearable tech purchase, an Apple Watch is a solid choice. However, as we’re all aware, Apple products come with a hefty price tag, with the latest Series 10 starting at £399 when purchased directly.
But we’ve found a way to save more than £70 on this nifty gadget through a simple deal stacking method. Argos is currently offering the with a jet black sport band for its ‘lowest price ever’ of £349.
To get it cheaper, savvy shoppers can sign up for a free account with , which offers new members a , plus cashback on every purchase. This brings the cost of the Apple Watch down to £325.28 for new Argos customers or £331.09 for existing ones.
This deal stacking method beats ‘s £399 asking price by £73.72 and ‘s by £23.72. TopCashback members can also score savings on similar Apple Watch models, like the and , which drop to £354.53 and £422.78 respectively, after cashback.
To secure your discounted Apple Watch, follow these steps:
- Sign up for a free TopCashback account
- Search for Argos and click ‘Get Cashback Now’
- Shop and checkout as usual
- Cashback will track and appear in your TopCashback account within seven working days of your purchase
- The cashback will become payable and available to withdraw and spend after Argos has paid TopCashback the commission for your purchase
New TopCashback members can save more than £70 on this Apple Watch Series 10
It’s worth noting that more affordable models are available, such as the Apple Watch SE, which retails for £219 at , and . If you’re dipping your toes into the world of smartwatches, this could be a more budget-friendly option while still offering features similar to the Series 10, reports .
Compared to the more premium model, the SE has a dimmer screen, 32GB storage rather than 64GB and a slower processor, while also lacking several functions like temperature and heart rate monitoring. But if you opt for the , you’re getting a model that’s achieved a near-perfect 4.9-star rating after 85 reviews, only one of which is negative.
One happy customer said: “The Apple Watch is an incredibly versatile device that makes daily life more convenient and efficient. Its fitness tracking features are top-notch, helping me stay on top of my health goals with accurate step counting, heart rate monitoring, and reminders to move.
“I also love how seamlessly it integrates with my iPhone, allowing me to receive notifications, make calls and reply to messages directly from my wrist. The design is sleek and customisable, with various watch faces and bands to suit my style. Overall, it’s a fantastic blend of functionality and fashion.”
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Another said: “I upgrade every year to the latest release and I can honestly say this is the best watch yet. The slim design with bigger screen in the gloss black is perfect. The battery lasts me two days and it charges to full in less than one hour. Fits better on the wrist also.”
A third satisfied shopper said: “Great gadget. It’s expensive, but starting to feel it’s really worth the investment. Struggling to think of any features it doesn’t have.”
However, despite leaving a five-star review, one shopper noted a flaw, saying: “Only downside is the strap which I always replace. The basic strap makes my skin itch.”
For those who prefer to pay for their tech in instalments, lets you spread the cost of a new device, with the Apple Watch Series 10 GPS 42mm available for £13. Keep in mind this is a 36-month contract, but shorter options are available if you’re happy to increase the price you pay.