An app that will make shopping easier is likely to be a favorite among everyone. The Apple Watch and its latest shopping apps have changed the way we look for flights, compare products or find the latest sale. It is no longer necessary to pull your iPhone out to find your shopping list or search the Internet for products; it is all conveniently available on your wrist thanks to Apple Watch shopping apps. These are three of our favorite shopping apps for your Apple Watch.

Fetch

With the availability of the Fetch Apple Watch app, making travel reservations or buying products has never been easier. This mobile “concierge” service removes the hassle of searching the Internet for the best deals or locating products. Tap the microphone on your watch and speak your request, for example, a flight from New York to Miami. One of Fetch’s concierges will pick up your request and a result will come directly to your wrist. Apple Pay and Stripe power the payment capabilities in the app, so you can easily complete the booking of the flight by simply tapping Book Now.

Target

The Target app that allows you to plan your shopping trip, find items in-store and save money is now available on your Apple Watch. Build your Target shopping list easily on your Apple Watch, and then while you are in the store, the app will tell you where your shopping list items are located. Target Glance will tell you the opening hours of your store, the number of items on your list and the deals that are currently on offer. Your next trip to Target is likely to be much more efficient.

ShopSavvy Barcode Scanner, Price Checker, QR Code Reader and Sale Search

ShopSavvy will ensure you never miss out on a sale again. Open up the ShopSavvy app on your Apple Watch and the geolocation technology will tell you about the sales that are currently in store, as well as sales happening in stores nearby. Bargain hunting has never been easier – just wait for the alert on your Apple Watch. You will also be able to create wishlists and set sale alerts for specific brands or products.

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