Woot is selling the Apple Watch Series 10 with GPS and cellular for $300, which happens to match the current Amazon price for a GPS-only Series 11.
The cellular Series 10 originally retailed at $499, so the $200 markdown is real. The catch: it ships in a generic brown box rather than Apple's retail packaging, comes with a sport loop band instead of a sport band, and is sold through a third-party storefront rather than Apple directly. Woot says the unit is brand new and includes a full one-year Apple warranty. It also supports watchOS 27, due later this year.
That same-price comparison is worth sitting with. For $300, you can have a newer watch without cellular or a one-generation-old watch with it. Cellular means the Series 10 can send messages, stream audio, and navigate without a phone nearby, for about $10 a month extra through your carrier. The display that helped earn the Series 10 a 4.5-star rating and an Editors' Choice designation in our review is carried over unchanged in the Series 11.
The $10 monthly carrier fee will erode that $200 savings steadily, and the brown-box presentation will bother some buyers. But if connectivity matters more than shelf appeal, the older model has a reasonable argument.