SAVE $119: As of Feb. 12, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 (GPS + Cellular, 49mm) is on sale for $679.99 at Amazon. Down from $799, this deal saves you 15% on list price.
The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is the toughest and most feature-packed smartwatch Apple has ever made. Built for athletes, adventurers, and anyone who pushes limits, it packs a 49mm titanium case, a sapphire crystal display, dual-frequency GPS, and a 36-hour battery life. Right now, Amazon is knocking $119 off the price, making this one of the best chances to grab it for less.
This is not your typical smartwatch. The Ultra 2 is built to handle hiking, diving, running, cycling, and even extreme weather conditions. The bright 3000-nit display is readable in direct sunlight, and the customizable action button gives quick access to workouts, waypoints, or a dive computer. For runners, advanced tracking features like custom intervals and running form analysis make it one of the best fitness wearables available.
Navigation is a major selling point here. The dual-frequency GPS offers unmatched precision, and the backtrack feature helps you retrace your steps if you get lost. The compass waypoints let you mark key locations during your adventure — how cool is that? Add cellular connectivity, and you can take calls, stream music, or use maps even if you leave your iPhone at home.
Beyond sports and exploration, the Ultra 2 has health and safety features. ECG monitoring, sleep tracking, fall detection, and emergency SOS provide peace of mind in any situation. It even includes crash detection, automatically alerting emergency services if it detects an accident.
Battery life is another highlight. The Ultra 2 lasts up to 36 hours on a single charge, and Low Power Mode extends it to 72 hours. That is significantly better than the standard Apple Watch models, making it ideal for multi-day hikes or endurance races.
At $679.99, this deal is a solid price drop on Apple's most rugged and capable smartwatch. If you have been eyeing the Ultra 2, it is time to snag it on Amazon before the price jumps back up.
