I just watched Amazon sell out of $649 Apple Watch Ultra 3s — save $150 with the same deal at Best Buy
SAVE $150: As of Oct.
15, the 2025 Apple Watch Ultra 3 is on sale for $649 at Best Buy.
That's 19% off its $799 MSRP and its lowest price ever.
Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple Watch Ultra 3 (GPS + Cellular, 49mm) $649 at Best Buy $799 Save $150 Get Deal at Best Buy Don't look now, but the last-gen Apple Watch Ultra 3 is still in stock at Best Buy — and on sale for a record-low price.
Apple's rugged smartwatch from fall 2025 is currently marked down to $649 on the electronics retailer's website, which is $150 off its usual sticker price of $799 (a 19% savings).
According to the price-tracking site camelcamelcamel , the only other time it's been this cheap on Amazon was during its huge Prime Day sale in June.
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is harder to find in stock these days.
Apple discontinued it after launching the new Ultra 4 last month, and third-party retailers' inventories are dwindling.
In fact, I spotted the same $649 Ultra 3 deal on Amazon earlier this morning, but it sold out as I was writing this. (It's now only available in used condition there.) Hustle if you're still trying to nab it from Best Buy.
The Apple Watch Ultra 3's titanium case comes in natural (pictured) and black finishes.
Credit: Apple The Ultra 3 has the same rugged design as its successor, which also starts at $799, complete with a mega-bright, always-on OLED display, a 49mm titanium case, and a water-resistance rating of up to 100 meters.
The Ultra 4 has better heart rate sensors, a slightly longer battery life, and a faster chip that supports a new Readiness app and Audio Intelligence tools .
But otherwise, the two wearables' core feature sets are identical.
To name a few, there's sleep tracking (including sleep apnea alerts), hypertension notifications, and Emergency SOS via satellite.
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