Bought this as a gift for my wife. Simply to order and delivery to the highlands was quick and no extra charges. She thinks it's great and using it to track her activity. She thinks the best feature is that it is waterproof. No need to get the latest version as this one does a great job.

Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE and cellular is the ultimate wearable and the smartwatch to rule them all.

LTE gives Apple Watch the freedom it's always deserved; Incredibly fast chip and excellent battery life; Great health and fitness features

Some connectivity issues; No onboard App Store

I bought this for my better half as I've had one for about 18 months and grown to love mine. I was worried that she might have missed her precious fitbit but I had no need to worry. She loves her new Apple Watch Series 3 and has no desire to go back to not having one.

Super fast delivery of the watch. Absolutely love all the apps and features of the watch and the fitness tracking

I originally bought this product because my car doesn't have BlueTooth. The watch allows me to hit the green dot and take the call simply be holding the watch to my mouth. However, I do have one complaint; namely, the watch has so many features and accessing them is a matter of hit-or-miss.

The Apple Watch Series 2 was the answer to a question Apple had been asking since its very first wearable: What do people actually want their smartwatch to do The resounding answer was fitness, and in response the Series 2 doubled down on getting you in shape.

LTE brings new freedom; Faster performance; Call quality is very good

Additional monthly cost to have LTE; Third-party apps are lacking; The curious case of the red dot

The Apple Watch Series 3 is the best overall smartwatch you can buy, but battery limitations and add-on fees keep it from being a must-have upgrade. Apple with likely release an upgrade later this year.

Cellular connection works well for phone calls, email, Siri and messages; Music now syncs more easily; Improvements in fitness tracking and added watch faces; Adds barometer to GPS and swimproofing; Same overall size as last year’s watch.

Battery life takes a major hit when making calls or during GPS workouts; 42mm cellular model is expensive, and that’s before monthly wireless service and Apple Music fees; Still requires an iPhone to set up and pair with; A new Watch is expected later this year.

A genuine gadget marvel, but its 4G smarts just need a little longer in the tech oven

Incredibly small for a 4G smartwatch; Still the best fitness tracker around; Voice calls work surprisingly well; Battery life holds up; even when using 4G; Huge array of bands means you can make it your own

Only available on one carrier in the UK; Apple Music streaming not yet available on 4G; Not all apps work on 4G without your phone; You still need an iPhone to use it; Overkill if you mainly want fitness tracking

Working perfectly fine no dramas at all.

All told, the Apple Watch Series 3 feels like two separate devices. When it's used as a traditional smartwatch - by which I mean it's connected to, and in range of a phone - it's the best wearable Apple has ever made.

Improved performance; Great battery life when connected to a phone; Valuable new fitness features; Siri feels more useful

iPhone still needs to be on to receive texts; Lousy battery life on LTE; Call quality can vary; Apple Music streaming not ready yet