Apple Watch that helps users 'get fit' drops by £100

Smart watches are an incredibly handy gadget to keep track of much more than just the time, with them helping users keep an eye on their fitness, health and communications. The is one of the most sought-after smart watches available and typically carries a hefty price tag of £399, however, Amazon is now offering it for £299.

This is the lowest price the watch has ever reached on Amazon, as per price tracking website CamelCamelCamel shows, and the price is also matched by and . The Apple Watch Series 10 offers a larger screen (up to 30% more space) and a slimmer, lighter design that's reportedly very comfortable to wear.

As well as being popular with shoppers who want an extra tech device to sync their iPhone with, the Series 10 is a go-to for many avid fitness fans as one user shared how it's 'helping them get fit'. They said: "The activity tracker is addictive. I have become obsessed with closing my activity rings. It's helping me get fit, I especially like the swim tracking feature.

"The new, larger, and square screen looks good, especially with the ability to see the screen from more angles. A solid watch that's light and does everything I could possibly need."

The gadget comes packed with health and fitness features like ECG, sleep tracking, and even alerts for heart rate fluctuations. Moreover, it charges incredibly quickly, reaching an 80% battery in roughly 30 minutes. When users are on the go, they can still take calls, respond to messages, use Siri and receive notifications directly from their wrist.

The offers extensive fitness monitoring, from workout intensity to water temperature, plus safety options such as Crash Detection and Emergency SOS with a simple button press. It boasts 32GB storage, is water-resistant to 50 metres, and is also crack-resistant and dust-resistant

Stay in touch effortlessly, as the watch enables text messaging, calls, and notifications on the move, and even sends an automated check-in to alert contacts when the wearer has reached their destination. The Apple Watch even monitors vital health statistics while sleeping, including heart rate, breathing, and sleep patterns, and alerts the user to potential signs of sleep apnoea.

Tech fans wanting to explore othe smart watch options may be interested in the priced at £214 at Argos. Available in cream and green, this gadget has been designed to 'unlock health goals' so users can 'exercise better, sleep deeper, and live healthier'.

For those looking for a more budget-friendly smart watch, Decathlon is selling a for £34.99. This option has an inbuilt heart rate monitor which can measure the intensity of sporting activities and sleep.

The Express Tech team has reviewed the Apple Watch Series 10 and gave it a full five stars.

As Tech Editor David Snelling rated the 'glorious' bigger screen, faster charging speeds, and said the performance was 'superb'. He said: "The Series 10 might not have received the major design upgrade that many might have been hoping for on this big anniversary, but this is still a formidable boost to what is already our favourite smartwatch." You can

Elsewhere, and the has earned an impressive 4.6-star rating on Amazon based on over 580 reviews. One satisfied user commented: "I've been using the Apple Watch Series 10 for a few weeks now, and it's genuinely impressive. The sleek design is both stylish and lightweight, making it comfortable to wear all day.

"The new health features, particularly the advanced heart rate monitoring and stress tracking, are insightful and easy to use. Battery life has noticeably improved, lasting almost two full days with moderate use."

"Apple has outdone itself with ," said another delighted buyer. "The size compared to previous models is spectacular. The screen size is much bigger than my previous version (model 4), even though I have a smaller screen than before. The battery life is great considering how much I use the watch."

However, not all feedback was glowing, as one customer explained:"Had it 2-3 weeks, had to be charged every 19-20 hours. Too much for me." In his in-depth review, our Editor David Snelling also picked out a small gripe when using the model.

He said: "Our only gripes are the lack of an Action Button, it still won't get through a weekend without needing a refill, and it can get very expensive. If you own a Series 9 there's also not a huge reason to upgrade this year especially as that device is getting the sleep apnoea upgrade via a software update."

Shoppers can purchase the Apple Watch Series 10 for £299 however, it's worth noting that something new will likely be on the way very soon.

As history shows, Apple unveiled a new Apple Watch range each September, along with a new line of iPhone. So, shoppers who buy a Watch Series 10 this summer should know that an updated model is highly likely just months later.