Apple Watch owners: You might be owed some money. Thanks to a class-action lawsuit related to battery swelling issues, Apple has agreed to a $20 million settlement to resolve claims that some Apple Watch batteries swelled over time, potentially damaging other key components, such as the display.

Apple is paying $20M to settle a lawsuit over swollen Apple Watch batteries. See if you're eligible and find out how to claim your payout before the deadline.

If you have an Apple Watch, you may be eligible for a payout as part of a $20 million settlement.

If you own a first-generation Apple Watch, you could get some money back for issues involving the wearable. Here's how to know if you're eligible.

The Apple Watch SE is on sale via Amazon for $169. This is a discount of $80, which represents a savings of over 30 percent. If you’ve been on the fence regarding Apple’s entry-level smartwatch, this could be the perfect excuse to,

Amazon is discounting the 40mm GPS Apple Watch SE to $169.00 today, down from $249.00. This is the best price we've tracked so far

The years-long legal fight over the batteries on early generations of Apple Watches appears to have reached its conclusion. A class-action lawsuit kicked off in 2019 with the accusation that the first four generations of the Apple Watch’s battery had a tendency to swell.