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Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm, GPS + cellular) $389 at Best Buy
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If you're looking to track your health, fitness, and time with a stylish new smartwatch, Best Buy has a deal that might make your heart skip a beat (and you could track it on the included ECG tracker).

For today, May 22, only, you can score the Apple Watch Series 9 (45mm, GPS + cellular) for just $389 at Best Buy, or $140 off its regular price of $529. That's 26% off a top-tier smartwatch.

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This Apple Watch is unlocked, so you can use it with any compatible carrier and stay connected without your iPhone nearby. It features a powerful S9 chip for fast and efficient performance, a vibrant display, and advanced health and safety features such as ECG monitoring, fall and crash detection, built-in GPS, and emergency SOS.

You can also track your sleeping patterns, monitor your stress levels, and accurately measure your daily step counts using the Apple Watch's advanced activity sensors.

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If you want to save even more, Amazon has a used Apple Watch Series 9 in good condition for as low as $315.84. Snag these deals while they last.

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