Get an Apple Watch Series 4 for under £60!

Apple Watch
[Image: John Lewis]

With its amazing design, brilliant battery life, and focus on fitness, it's no surprise that the Apple Watch Series 4 is regarded as the best smartwatch money can buy. However, it's also the priciest smartwatch on the market. But if you've got an Apple Watch Series 3 or an appropriate smartphone that you're ready to trade in, you could save a whopping £340 on the RRP at John Lewis.

The timing of this deal is no surprise. With Amazon Prime Day 2020 just around the corner, online retailers are dropping their prices on a range of goods. Depending on what you currently own, you could be the proud owner of an Apple Watch Series 4 model for just £59. For a list of full what you can trade in, click here.

Apple Watch Series 4, pink £399 £59 at John Lewis
Save up to £340:

Apple Watch Series 4, pink £399 £59 at John Lewis
Save up to £340:
Grab a box-fresh Apple Watch Series 4 with a gold aluminium case and pink band for the rock-bottom price of £59 when you trade in.

Apple Watch Series 4, space grey £429 £89 at John Lewis
Save up to £340:

Apple Watch Series 4, space grey £429 £89 at John Lewis
Save up to £340:
After something a bit more subdued? Grab the space grey model with black sport loop for an Apple Watch that looks and feels great.

Apple Watch Series 4, white £499 £159 at John Lewis
Save up to £340:

Apple Watch Series 4, white £499 £159 at John Lewis
Save up to £340:
To get Apple's signature aesthetic, why not go for the silver aluminium case model with white strap. This 44mm Apple Watch Series 4 is yours with a two-year guarantee for a mere £159.

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Dom Carter

Dom Carter is a freelance writer who specialises in art and design. Formerly a staff writer for Creative Bloq, his work has also appeared on Creative Boom and in the pages of ImagineFX, Computer Arts, 3D World, and .net. He has been a D&AD New Blood judge, and has a particular interest in picture books.