The Series 1 Apple Watch has seen numerous price drops at retailers for much of the past year, but now a $100 drop below the new model is official. Stay tuned for our review of the new Apple Watch ...

The Apple Watch Series 1 is what the first should have been. It's smooth to use and Watch OS3 makes the experience even better. The Series 2 offers more for fitness, but if you're not concerned ...

If you don't care about cellular and don't plan on swimming with your Apple Watch, the Series 1 may be a better entry point. Priced at $249, it's $80 cheaper than the non-cellular Series 3.

Apple says the CPU inside the Apple Watch Series 2 makes it twice as fast as the original - but remember we're talking about the souped-up Series 1, not the original Apple Watch.

It cost $369, $100 less than Series 2 and the original Apple Watch. The Apple Watch Series 1 and 2 received updates until mid-2020, and the latest software compatible with these models is watchOS 6.

This year, if you can get an Apple Watch Series 1 for half the price of the Series 3 on a sale (it happens, sometimes), it's definitely worth considering. If not, your better bet is the Series 3.

Lowest prices anywhere: Apple Watch Series 1 for $149; $249 iPads; $400 off loaded 15" MacBook Pro Apple authorized resellers have launched fresh discounts on budget-friendly iPads and Apple ...

Apple Watch Series 1 is available now, starting at $269 for the smaller 38-mm model and $299 for the 42-mm one pictured in this review. For more, you can hit up our more in-depth Apple Watch ...

All Apple Watch Series 2 units come with a ceramic back. Series 1 units ship with plastic “composite” backs, like the ones found on the original Apple Watch Sport models.

Apple has managed to cram LTE capability and a faster dual-core processor into the Series 3 without adding much bulk. The watch's case is the same size as the Series 2, while the back has been ...