How to get the Apple Watch for $25 (2026)
If get apple watch is on your radar, this short guide cuts through the noise. Here is what is worth knowing, and how to put it to work today.
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2 ways to get the Apple Watch really affordable through insurance
Just weeks ago, we told you about health insurer Aetna‘s move to become the first major insurer to put the power of the Apple Watch into its shoppers’ hands this fall via a subsidy program. Now comes word that John Hancock has a similar plan.
Members of the life insurer’s Vitality Program can get an Apple Watch® Series 2 for just $25 (plus tax) and pay nothing more if they exercise regularly. (Offer void in New York.)
Your activity level will be tracked via the Apple Watch and rated on a point system. You can earn points for walking, running, biking, swimming or any number of other fitness activities, and those points will ‘pay’ for the watch.
Here’s what John Hancock says is an acceptable level of daily fitness:
- Taking > 15,000 steps
- Burning the minimum number of Active Calories (personalized between 300-1,875) with Apple Watch
- Burning > 300 calories based on an approved Vitality device
- Exercising within a target heart rate at an average of 60% of a maximum heart rate for 45 minutes
If you do any of those activities regularly, you’ll easily earn 500 fitness-related Vitality Points each month. And if you earn 500 points each month for 24 months, then you’ll pay no additional money for the watch!
Clark.com has reached out to John Hancock for an explanation of how much you might have to pay if you don’t accumulate 500 points per month. As of press time, we have not had a reply.
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The bottom line: a little research on get apple watch goes a long way. Compare your options, watch for seasonal offers, and never pay full price when a better deal is one click away.
Originally published at clark.com.
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