Apple itself sells refurbished Watches, but you’ll generally find lower prices from other websites that specialise in refurbished wearables and phones. If you’re searching for a Watch 7 deal because buying the latest model outright is too expensive, then you might consider getting one on contract. Apple sells both cellular and non-cellular versions of its smartwatch, and although the cellular is more expensive, they become affordable when you can pay monthly for them over, typically, 24- or 36-months.
Where to buy an Apple Watch Series 7
As the Watch 7 was discontinued in 2022 when Apple launched the Series 8, you could have a tough time tracking down a brand new one. However, here are some of the best places to look for one.
US retailers
UK retailers
Best Apple Watch 7 Prices right now
Below you should see live prices from any retailers selling the Apple Watch Series 7 in its various guises. If you see nothing for a particular model, then our system can’t find any on sale.
Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, GPS)
Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, GPS + Cellular)
Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, GPS)
Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, GPS + Cellular)
Where to buy the Apple Watch Series 7 on contract
Chances, you’ll discover that the mobile operators and carriers below no longer offer the Series 7 and you might be directed to the current model. Note that you’ll need a compatible iPhone in order to use a cellular Apple Watch: despite the fact they can work without an iPhone, you’ll still need one to set it up in the first place.
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You can also pay for the cellular model in instalments via the following US carriers:
T-MobileAT&TVerizon
How much did the Apple Watch Series 7 cost when it launched?
Here’s what you’d have paid when the Watch 7 was, so you can easily check whether a deal is any good or not:
Aluminium
Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, Aluminium, GPS) – £369 / $399Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, Aluminium, GPS) – £399 / $429Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, Aluminium, GPS + Cellular) – £469 / $499Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, Aluminium, GPS + Cellular) – £499 / $529
Nike+ Edition
Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, Nike, GPS) – £369 / $399Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, Nike, GPS) – £399 / $429Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, Nike, GPS + Cellular) – £469 / $499Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, Nike, GPS + Cellular) – £499 / $529
Stainless Steel
Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, Stainless Steel with Sport band, GPS + Cellular) – £599 / $699Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, Stainless Steel with Sport band, GPS + Cellular) – £649 / $749Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, Stainless Steel with Milanese Loop, GPS + Cellular) – £649 / $749Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm, Stainless Steel with Milanese Loop, GPS + Cellular) – £699 / $799
Titanium
Apple Watch Series 7 (41mm, Titanium, GPS + Cellular) – £699 / $799Apple Watch Series 7 (45mm Titanium, GPS + Cellular) – £749 / $849
What were the Apple Watch 7’s new features?
The Series 7 has a slightly updated design compared to the Series 6 with more prominent rounding across its broader, thinner case sizes, which have changed from 40mm and 44mm to 41mm and 45mm, respectively. This wider design facilitates a display that’s nearly 20 percent larger, with a 1.7mm bezel that’s 40 percent thinner than the Series 6’s. The cover crystal is 50 percent thicker (and thus more crack-resistant) and the Watch 7 also has an IP6X rating for resisting dust ingress. Apple also added new watch faces that take advantage of the additional screen real estate, with elements that now reach the edge and actually appear to curve with the glass, while the other hardware upgrade include fast charging, that mean the battery fills up 33 percent quicker than before. While the company didn’t explicitly specify during the watch’s unveiling, the Series 7 runs on similar hardware to its predecessor and has a similar array of sensors, too. They include blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) monitoring – one of the biggest additions to the Series 6. The Series 7 ran watchOS 8 out of the box, which added extra activity types – such as pilates – and has a few new features, such as fall detection when cycling. But you can now update it to watchOS 9. We discussed the Apple Watch Series 7’s launch and everything else Apple announced during its September event in episode 83 of Fast Charge:
Jim has been testing and reviewing products for over 20 years. His main beats include VPN services and antivirus. He also covers smart home tech, mesh Wi-Fi and electric bikes.
