Apple Watch Series 11 GPS Cellular - Titanium Sport Band | Health Monitoring Smartwatch Traditional Wear 45°C (at an ambient temperature PWPS65W-WH

Name: Apple Watch Series 11 GPS Cellular - Titanium Sport Band | Health Monitoring Smartwatch Traditional Wear 45°C (at an ambient temperature PWPS65W-WH
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7805976604
Price: 1484.51 USD
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Rating: 4.7605 (19 reviews)

Apple Watch Series 11 GPS Cellular - Titanium Sport Band | Health Monitoring Smartwatch Traditional Wear 45°C (at an ambient temperature PWPS65W-WH

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Apple Watch Series 11 GPS Cellular Titanium Sport Band Health Monitoring Smartwatch Traditional Wear 45°C (at an ambient temperature PWPS65W WH 45°C (at an ambient temperature of 22°C) Dual port design for simultaneous charging of multiple devices Charging Mode: Up to 80% charge in about 30 minutes Dimensions (D×H×W): 9

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