Today’s powerful GPS watches have all the sport-specific features to track every stride on the roads, but they’re also packed with other sensors and technology to keep you connected the rest of the day, too.

“Always on” screen stays on without gestures, Recharges quickly, GPS accuracy is as good as every other watch here, Simple, intuitive maps, Hill detection mode, Highly detailed maps, Up to 100 hours of run tracking, Heart rate monitoring, Long battery life, Virtual pay, Syncs with Spotify to store...

Battery drains quickly when using Bluetooth, GPS, and data, Maps don’t show street names, Maps interface a little clunky, Expensive, One color, Short battery life when using GPS and playing music, No onboard music storage, Screen can be unresponsive at times

Now that Apple is pushing an affordable Apple Watch, do you really need the high-end Series 6?...

Premium design and accessories Big, bright screen with always-on display Stellar heart rate monitoring Accurate, reliable GPS Unmatched app support

Sleep tracking is too basic Battery life could be better No third-party watch faces

So happy with my apple watch series 6 absolutely love it pushes me harder in the fitness

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. UPDATE: Now it’s down to $249! EARLIER: The Apple Watch Series 6 is wildly popular and everyone knows it, but Google gave us a big reminder late last year when it named...

I love the Apple Watch for the way it keeps me connected in the Apple ecosystem. It works the way I expect it to from a quality standpoint. Its haptic motor is powerful and silent, its alerts are timely and having it allow me to stay productive as my watch notify me of almost everything.

The Apple Watch Series 6 continues Apple's smartwatch dominance, with solid improvements across the board. Many of its features can be found in cheaper competitors, but not the overall experience.

Great range of health sensors, Brighter always-on screen is impressive, Excellent app support and software, Solid battery life for general use, Great new colour options

iPhone-only still, Not a big leap forward from Series 5, New sleep tracking is basic, Won't satisfy truly hardcore fitness fans

The Apple Watch Series 6 may seem like an incremental upgrade, but the introduction of blood oxygen monitoring is a game-changer. And the brighter always-on display is welcome. Yes, there’s not much different from the Apple Watch 5 to the Apple Watch 6, but the SpO2 monitor is a tool you might find...

Blood oxygen (SpO2) app, New colorful casings, Brighter always-on display, Faster charging

Same 18-hour battery life

Almost all the reviews of the Apple Watch Series 6 say the same thing: Yeah, it’s great, but it’s an incremental upgrade, and if you already have a Series 5, skip the upgrade. That’s sage advice, I guess, especially in the middle of a crushing pandemic that’s ruined the economy, left millions...

I bought this for the health aspects I’m a chronic pain sufferer so I wasn’t about to be undertaking any real physical activity but I wanted the watch for tracking my sleep (I have insomnia ) also my heart with the constant heart rate monitor and the ECG as heart disease runs in my family and I...

I don’t know if it’s possible on a smart watch but some kind of ability to check your blood pressure would be useful

Not a huge update, and battery life is still poor, but the Apple Watch is still the best smartwatch you can buy

Brighter always on display, Great fitness tracking accuracy, Stylish and responsive

Short battery life