Purchase was quick, delivery on time and quality of the product was excellent. This is a really fun watch that does it all. I do not have to have my cell with me as often now

The Apple Watch is an expensive gadget---yet I'm glad I bought it. It helps with quick emails and texts, rather than drag my IPhone out. Also, the workout coach feature, music feature, and GPS are great for my walks and at the gym. Great reminders to "move"!

Quality; reliability; fun to use; functional

The Apple Watch Series 2 arrives nearly 17 months after the original, and has a few features that its predecessor probably should have shipped with. The first and foremost of these is a snappy and responsive operating system - which is now available on the original Apple Watch too - followed by...

Battery life; Swim-proof; Fast; accurate GPS; watchOS 3 ecosystem; Watch Unlock

Lacks altimeter; Workouts app lacks features; Can't export workout data; UI feels stale

The Series 2 is simply what the Series 1 should have been. It has been improved in nearly every way and is finally an all-in-one legitimate fitness tracker with the addition of GPS and water resistance (it should be noted, though, that the new Apple Watch cannot measure elevation, so climbers...

GPS; waterproofing; S2 dual-core processor

Wrist raise still not fixed; doesn't track elevation; increased size and weight

Apple's latest version of its Watch, the Series 2, was announced alongside the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus , and launched at the same time as well. While it may have been overshadowed by the phones, the new model solves a number of problems that were presented by the original model.

The Apple Watch Series 2 (starting at $369) is the closest we've come to a genuine smartwatch / fitness tracker hybrid yet. In addition to a faster processor and a brighter screen than the original model, the Series 2 has a waterproof design for swimmers, and built-in GPS so runners can leave their...

Built-in GPS; Waterproof to 164 feet; Brighter screen and faster performance than original Apple Watch; Accurate fitness tracking; Plenty of third-party apps

Expensive; Battery life has not improved from predecessor; Lacks integrated sleep tracking and continuous heart rate monitoring when not working out

Great device, I use it more than I expected I would. I decided to get the Series 2 since it's supposed to be faster and is also waterproof. I've never owned a smartwatch, but since I've got an iPhone and a MacBook this was a natural choice since it integrates so closely with the other Apple...

Thoughts after two weeks of use - I'm more than happy with the battery life. I charge it every other night during the night and when it still has 21 percent of the battery left when I put it in the charger. I do not agree on much, and caterpillar with the clock.

In many industries, but especially in technology, there's a common wisdom about waiting for the second or third iteration of a product before purchasing it. This is based on the idea that the first version of a product will often be the most flawed or compromised - a product still trying to find its...

World's two most recognisable brands combine for a triumph of branding… and a very decent, social-driven running watch

Exceptional strap design; Fast GPS pick-up; Nike + app and watch faces; Excellent social elements

Slow to sync to iPhone; Heart rate data not fully integrated; Lacks the in-depth analysis of dedicated watches