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

My Smartwatch Series 6 is a really nice. It has a ton of features, it's durable, and it is user friendly. My only complaint is the battery resilience. I question the specs stating 48 hours of standby time. With a full charge and standing by, I see 36 hours at best.

If you are looking for the absolute best wearable to pair with your iPhone, this is it

Apple debuted the new Apple Watch Series 6 earlier this month and I've been testing out the new (PRODUCT)RED 44mm GPS model. At first glance it doesn't seem much different than the Apple Watch Series 5 , but there's more than meets the eye.

Gorgeous, refined hardware, Bright and useful always-on mode, Blood oxygen sensor, Sleep tracking capability, Excellent third party application support

Expensive, Battery life about the same as Series 5, Limited sleep details

With an unrivaled user experience, fantastic apps, and potentially lifesaving health and fitness features, the Apple Watch Series 6 is the best smartwatch you can buy.

Measures blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) on demand, Always-on altimeter for real-time elevation tracking, Improved wrist-down screen brightness, WatchOS 7 adds a handwashing countdown timer and sleep tracking, Fast new processor, Best third-party app selection, Attractive new watch colors and band...

Expensive, Offers only a slight battery life improvement

“The Apple Watch Series 6 is the most complete smartwatch package you can buy, and if you want the very best of everything Apple's wearable offers, it's the one to get.”

Comprehensive health and activity tracking, Reliable software, Always-on screen adds visual appeal, New blue, red, and gold colors look great, Apple S2 chip is a powerhouse

ECG and SpO2 measurements have limited real-world use

Unlike most other smartwatches on the market, the Apple Watch Series 6 boasts a sleek rectangular design with a ceramic rear panel. Sitting on the left is a speaker and on the right is a button, microphone hole, and a digital crown that offers haptic feedback.

Always-on-Display is very bright, Feels really fast, Quicker charging

Sleep Tracking is limited, Blood Oxygen monitoring could be more useful, Battery life isn’t amazing

You take your health for granted, right up to the point where a global pandemic makes it abundantly clear just how fragile we all are. I’ve not taught myself a new language during lockdown, or written a bestselling novel, but for the past six months the Apple Watch Series 6 on my wrist has...

Tight integration with iPhone, Comprehensive fitness tracking, Blood oxygen and ECG sensors are useful & reassuring, Long battery life

Siri can be hit & miss still, Cellular version gets expensive

Weirdly, the fact that the Apple Watch Series 6 is the very best smartwatch by a huge margin feels anticlimactic. That’s probably because the same was true of the Series 5, the Series 4, and even the Series 3.

Big, bright display, Solid ecosystem of third-party complications, Built-in sleep tracking

Still no third-party watch faces, Still no Android phone support, Blood oxygen monitoring is unreliable.

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