Great Watch 3 with GPS + Cellular, although I did not use the celluar. The space black stainless steel and the sapphire glass make it standout from the standard aluminum case version. watch is light compare to traditional stainless steel luxury watch. Good for workout and monitor daily activities.

Easy to use, like to not have my cellphone with me all the time, easy to message and take phone calls and to catch up with the weather. Great fitness app to keep you moving!!!

The Apple Watch Nike+ Series 3 GPS/Cellular does everything I need in a watch and then some. Love all the apps that are included to help drive a healthier lifestyle. I've also found the ability to use my watch as a phone has allowed me to become less reliant on bringing my phone everywhere I go.

Bought this for my daughter for Christmas which was only 3 months ago. First off the second band that comes with it is junk and it was broke. Now the watch is starting to have problems with the roller on the side, it keeps getting stuck and the buttons aren't wanting to work anymore.

I have used many different smart watches with iOS and Android. Apple gets it right now with cellular. I stream Apple Music leave my phone in the car and don't have to worry about missing a call or notification. Android falls way short.

My first iWatch was a series one and this purchase was made after not wearing a watch for almost 20 years. When the series 3 went on sale, I was like, "booyah!" and grabbed it. I chose to purchase the 38mm because that's what my series 1 was so I could keep using the same watch bands, which numbered...

Apple has since released its next-generation smartwatch. We'll be re-reviewing the Apple Watch 3 to reflect its new position in the market. Apple Watch is now in its third iteration, and while it may appear that not much has changed on the surface, there have been some developments under the hood.

Snappier performance; Improved exercise tracking; Super-bright and clear display; Decent battery life (when not reliant on LTE; watchOS 4 improvements; Apple Pay is still super useful

LTE has a big impact on battery life; Needs more dedicated watch apps to make use of LTE; Need to wait for Apple Music streaming; Siri doesn't always work; No LTE roaming

This killer app of the new Watch is the cellular service, so don't scrimp on that £70 and go for that version. The Watch itself is ready for this function it seems, but perhaps that's not the case for the telecoms providers – or provider.

Cellular service; S3 dual-core processor; comparable battery performance

Cellular setup; signal strength indoors; no playing nice with third-party services

We've been wearing, exercising, calling, texting, and plenty of other things using the new 4G-equipped Apple Watch Series 3 to find out whether now is the time to start wearing it, or whether you can pass this one by.

Ability to ditch the iPhone; WatchOS 4; Ease of making calls; Still looks the part; Greater fitness focus than before

Call issues if you are on captive Wi-Fi network; No international roaming

Welcome to our Apple Watch Series 3 review, in which we check out the watch's design and new features, put it through rigorous performance and battery tests, and rate it for value for money. If you reach a decision after reading this, you can buy