Limited edition Black Unity Apple Watch Series 6 stocks are running low
What you need to know
- The Black Unity Apple Watch Series 6 is beginning to sell out.
- The 44mm version of the watch is already sold out completely.
The limited edition Black Unity Apple Watch Series 6 is becoming more difficult to get hold of, with the 44mm version currently sold out entirely.
First spotted by Brazilian journalist Pedro Henrique Nunes, stocks are very difficult to come by and anyone looking to get their hands on this particular model should probably look to place an order sooner rather than later.
Apple Watch Black Unity (GPS, 44mm) is now sold out in the U.S. Store pic.twitter.com/vf1qE5RReVApple Watch Black Unity (GPS, 44mm) is now sold out in the U.S. Store pic.twitter.com/vf1qE5RReV— pedro (@pedrohen) April 5, 2021April 5, 2021
Apple announced the limited edition Apple Watch Series 6 in January but never said how limited it would be. The watch was announced to celebrate Black History month.
There are of course other Apple Watch models to buy right now, not least the standard Apple Watch Series 6 model. That's currently the best Apple Watch money can buy and that will remain the case until later this year. At that point we'd expect Apple Watch Series 7 to be announced although we don't yet know what that will offer.
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