ImageTagInstance gallery-a2239e40-f48f-41a0-8e73-4d681c5fee6a IntroductionYou could say that the hoopla over smartwatches has died long ago, they've kind of hit this unseen roadblock where consumers just don’t seem to be as interested in them as before. Initially, the pacing was ferocious, as a slew of companies were quick to deliver their offerings to our wrists, but as time wore in, we all soon realized that we're still constantly favoring our mobile devices as our go-to portal for connectivity. Through it all, though, the Apple Watch has remained the most relevant, with only a handful of others trying to keep pace – and that's despite the slowed interest in the segment as a whole!The Apple Watch Series 3 introduces one major feature that aims to break the bond that has kept it tethered to its master, the iPhone. Now that true cellular connectivity is on board with the Apple Watch Series 3, is that, along with some other new features, enough to spark renewed interest? It's a tough ma...

T he Apple Watch Series 3 ushers in a new era of independence for the world’s most popular smartwatch device as it no longer needs to be tethered to a smartphone via Bluetooth in order to fully function.

In many ways the most important new features of the Apple Watch Series 3 aren’t at all new hardware. Sure, cellular connectivity and its red dot gets all the attention, but I haven’t seen it be a huge deal for my day to day workouts.

Great quality and durability; Excellent display; 8GB of storage; Easy pairing to iPhone; Attractive and stylish; Water-resistant 50m

Pricey; Short battery life in comparison to other options; Must have an iPhone 5s or later to use

So, in summary, I do think the Apple Watch is quite a good wearable. It provides a high-quality made product with a great experience, which is to be expected from with Apple. I have found that it is great for tracking exercise and I can’t really fault it much.