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Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS) 41mm Midnight with Blood Oxygen open box excellent $231
$230.99
$399.00
Best Buy has the GPS version of the Apple Watch 9 w/ blood oxygen (aka the ones Apple had to stop selling new earlier this year) in open box excellent condition for $230.99. Good price especially if you want the blood oxygen capability. Shipping is free.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/appl...Id=63402
Pickup is YMMV, shipping is NLA
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/appl...Id=63402
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Give Feedback Model: Apple Watch Series 9 [GPS 41mm] Smartwatch with Midnight Aluminum Case with Midnight Sport Band S/M. Fitness Tracker, Blood Oxygen & ECG Apps, Always-On Retina Display
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| Product Name: | Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS) 41mm Midnight Aluminum Case with Midnight Sport Band with Blood Oxygen - S/M - Midnight |
| Product SKU: | 6340269_6340269 |
| UPC: | 194253815372 |
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Also, the return process wasn't smooth either.
The chat rep suggested they can't get a return label as I had intended to trade in my s8 against it. I was suggested to take it to a nearby store.
Upon taking it to a store, they suggested this has been an open box purchase so it has to be returned online via return label.
I had to get in touch with a rep on chat who then suggested me to get in touch via phone or email.
And finally upon phone support I was able to print the return UPS label and ship the product back. I'm yet to receive my refund though!
Also, the return process wasn't smooth either.
The chat rep suggested they can't get a return label as I had intended to trade in my s8 against it. I was suggested to take it to a nearby store.
Upon taking it to a store, they suggested this has been an open box purchase so it has to be returned online via return label.
I had to get in touch with a rep on chat who then suggested me to get in touch via phone or email.
And finally upon phone support I was able to print the return UPS label and ship the product back. I'm yet to receive my refund though!
Interesting. Earlier this year I purchased an open box Ultra 2 from Best Buy. I ended up returning it after feeling it wasn't worth the $700 price tag. Return was super easy, took it to the store, returned no questions asked, refund issued, and I was on my way. The rep never did check to make sure the watch was reset and no longer tied to my Apple ID though. Maybe the trade in is what added complexity?
Also, the return process wasn't smooth either.
The chat rep suggested they can't get a return label as I had intended to trade in my s8 against it. I was suggested to take it to a nearby store.
Upon taking it to a store, they suggested this has been an open box purchase so it has to be returned online via return label.
I had to get in touch with a rep on chat who then suggested me to get in touch via phone or email.
And finally upon phone support I was able to print the return UPS label and ship the product back. I'm yet to receive my refund though!
Based on what parameters do they decide on Excellent, Good, and Fair condition? I am curious.
I recently got the apple watch as a gift. I looked for the blood oxygen monitor and it looked like it was there, but was not working. Thought maybe they all versions have it, but got disabled. Anyway, I just came back from a trip to Europe and all the sudden the blood monitor icon showed up and now its working.
Might using it over there 'unlocked' it, or did I just not got it working properly at the beggining?
I recently got the apple watch as a gift. I looked for the blood oxygen monitor and it looked like it was there, but was not working. Thought maybe they all versions have it, but got disabled. Anyway, I just came back from a trip to Europe and all the sudden the blood monitor icon showed up and now its working.
Might using it over there 'unlocked' it, or did I just not got it working properly at the beggining?
So my best guess would be that you went to a country that has an agreement to use the blood oxygen app, which allowed your watch to use the hardware that was already there. And now that you have it, maybe they won't take it back.
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So my best guess would be that you went to a country that has an agreement to use the blood oxygen app, which allowed your watch to use the hardware that was already there. And now that you have it, maybe they won't take it back.
I don't know if I could justify the price at all, even closer to the $500 mark. Currently have a Series 4. The Ultra is just so thick. The larger display is nice, and the battery life was amazing, but found myself liking the slimmer form factor of the non-Ultra models. Didn't see much value in the action button. And the stand reminders seemed less accurate than my series 4.
I'll probably hold out for the new model to be released this year, and go with the Series 10/X/whatever it will be called.
I'll probably hold out for the new model to be released this year, and go with the Series 10/X/whatever it will be called.