The Facebook posts advertising huge discounts for the watch began circulating following the launch of the new iPhone 16 series and other products during the September 9 Apple Event
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According to the Facebook post, SM City Baguio is selling the watch for only P1,990 with free shipping nationwide and a 24-month warranty. The post also provided a link for customers to place their orders. The ad also said the smartwatch’s price will return to its original price of P9,600 after the sale.The ad is fake. Neither Apple nor SM City Baguio is offering an 80% discount on the watch.
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