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If you’ve been considering buying the Apple Watch Series 10 but have paused because of the price, there’s another smartwatch that should be on your radar.

An early Prime Day deal, the Motast Smart Watch, typically $200, just dropped to less than $20. Built for connectivity and convenience, it includes Bluetooth 5.3, a premium microphone, and an HD speaker to make calls directly from your wrist.

Only Prime members can grab this deal, so don’t forget to sign up for a free 30-day trial, if you haven’t already. You’ll enjoy free shipping and other benefits like fast shipping, exclusive deals, and more.

Stay on top of your health with 24/7 heart rate monitoring and sleep tracking with the Motast Smart Watch. It uses advanced optical sensors to track your heart rate and analyze sleep patterns, providing insights to help you improve your lifestyle through the “GloryFit” app.

See everything in stunning detail on the 1.96-inch HD TFT color display with 320 by 386 resolution. Adjust the brightness in four levels for perfect visibility anytime, and choose from 200-plus trendsetting dials or even create your own from your phone gallery.

With 110+ sports modes and IP68 waterproofing, it’s perfect for walking, cycling, hiking, yoga, swimming, and other activities. GPS tracking keeps tabs on your routes and performance — just don’t wear it in showers or saunas. It’s waterproof, not a pool dunker.

Prime Big Deal Days takes place between October 7 through October 8, but you can save on this smart watch now for an unbeatable 90% off price.

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