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Cheapest way to buy an Apple Watch?

don9999
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I need to buy an Apple watch Series 2 - standard price of £369.
I'd like to find the cheapest way of buying one - any discount codes etc...
Please don't advise against buying one. Personally, I don't think they're worth the money etc., and wouldn't buy one for myself. And I know that series 3 is due out later in the year. So lots of reasons NOT to buy one. But is not for me. And I have to buy one! So all i can do is find the cheapest way of buying it.
Options so far:
* Using NUS card on Apple site - in theory gets 10% discount, but I don't think that Apple Watches are included
* Buying from Very.co.uk and get 10% discount off first order - but they don't quote availability of stock, and that they will be despatched when available....
* Freemans - 25% off first order - but 'their' starting price is £469
So nothing ideal yet.
Anyone got any decent ideas I could follow up on?
Of course, I will be using a cashback card to get an additional 1% on anything spent.
Don
I'd like to find the cheapest way of buying one - any discount codes etc...
Please don't advise against buying one. Personally, I don't think they're worth the money etc., and wouldn't buy one for myself. And I know that series 3 is due out later in the year. So lots of reasons NOT to buy one. But is not for me. And I have to buy one! So all i can do is find the cheapest way of buying it.
Options so far:
* Using NUS card on Apple site - in theory gets 10% discount, but I don't think that Apple Watches are included
* Buying from Very.co.uk and get 10% discount off first order - but they don't quote availability of stock, and that they will be despatched when available....
* Freemans - 25% off first order - but 'their' starting price is £469
So nothing ideal yet.
Anyone got any decent ideas I could follow up on?
Of course, I will be using a cashback card to get an additional 1% on anything spent.
Don
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