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- Daily Mirror
Apple fans snapping up 'excellent' Watch Series 7 as price plummets to £155
Wowcher has cut the price of the Apple Watch Series 7 for those wanting a bargain smartwatch Apple fans looking for a bargain Apple Watch might be in luck because Wowcher has a new deal on the Watch 7 as the price has plummeted. Wowcher is selling the Apple Watch 7 for £155 - down from the usual RRP of £419.99 when the product first released. One thing to note is that this product is refurbished so it will have some signs of wear and tear depending on what condition shoppers choose to buy. The Apple Watch 7 comes with a large, edge-to-edge Retina display and all the key health and fitness tracking tools Apple fans would expect, like heart rate monitoring, workout tracking, and sleep insights. 'Brilliant Shark fan that's saved me this summer has £50 off as UK heatwave arrives' 63p-a-day supplement for menopausal women that helps them 'feel like their old selves' It's a great everyday smartwatch that keeps users connected with calls, messages, and app notifications, right on the wrist. It also comes with exercise routines that can be tracked depending on the workout. It also has all-day battery life and is swim-proof. It's not the newest device on the market and this model is also refurbished so make sure that's taken on board. The good news is that Wowcher offers a 14-day no-quibble returns if it's not what shoppers want. Those who want a more action-packed device, Argos is selling the newer Apple Watch Series 10 for £299.99 which has boosted features compared to the Watch 7 and is one of the newer devices on the market. And for Android fans, there's also the Galaxy Watch7 from Sky for £9 a month - another one of the newest device by Samsung at an affordable monthly cost. Grab the Apple Watch Series 7 for £155 £419.99 £155 Wowcher GET DEAL Product Description When it comes to reviews, many have called the Apple Watch 7 a brilliant device that stands up today. One reviewer said: "This watch is fantastic. It's in excellent condition. No marks at all. Compared to my older version Apple Watch this is a game changer. The screen is larger and clearer. The battery is fantastic. I'm looking to buy my sister one for her birthday." Our colleagues over at the Daily Express also reviewed the Apple Watch Series 7 - and were super impressed with the device. Tech editor David Snelling said: "This is another great wearable from Apple that now features some nice improvements, such as a bigger and brighter display, more robust case design, and faster charging. The new colours look great and the addition of the new digital keyboard makes responding to messages from your wrist an absolute breeze. "Despite all of those useful upgrades in the Series 7, we can't help feeling that this should have been the year when the Apple Watch got a totally new look. "There's nothing wrong with the rounded-square design, but things haven't changed in over six years and that's a massive shame. Not only that, but the Apple Watch is starting to look pretty dated next to the latest iPhone, iPad and other Apple gadgets – rather than apiece with them. "If you haven't joined the smartwatch revolution or still have an Apple Watch Series 2 or Series 3 on your wrist, trust us, you're going to absolutely love the Series 7. It will feel like a humongous upgrade."


Reuters
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- Reuters
TSX opens lower as investors brace for data, Fed conference, Ukraine talks
Aug 18 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index opened lower on Monday as investors reined in big bets, kicking off a busy week featuring Ukraine peace talks, a key U.S. central bank conference and domestic inflation data. At 9:30 a.m. ET (1330 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index (.GSPTSE), opens new tab was down 0.07% at 27,887.29 points.


North Wales Chronicle
an hour ago
- North Wales Chronicle
UK consumer sentiment recovers to strongest level since October
The latest monthly S&P Global UK Consumer Sentiment Index found that surveyed consumers were still relatively downbeat but saw sentiment move higher after the latest cut to interest rates. Earlier this month, the Bank of England voted to cut its base interest rate from 4.25% to 4%. The CSI, which surveys more than 1,500 households, reported a reading of 47.0 for August, rising from 45.1 in July. The reading is the highest since October. Any reading below 50 points to negative sentiment, with a reading above 50 suggesting positive feeling among consumers. Households reported the strongest sentiment about their personal finances for 13 months, although this remained in firmly negative territory. There was also an improvement about how households viewed the labour market, with rises in job security and activity at work. Maryam Baluch, economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said: 'August CSI data comes hot on the heels of the recent rate cut decision made by the Bank of England earlier in the month. 'Data collection began just a day after the central bank's announcement, providing a timely snapshot of sentiment in the wake of monetary policy easing. 'Encouragingly, the data reveals a slight revival in household confidence, which is a telling sign that the easing of monetary policy has been received positively by households across the country.'