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

Easier than carrying your phone around when out jogging

I am enjoying the convenience of my new 6 Cellular I watch. I set it up to share the same phone # as my I phone. It may take a year to learn how to use all the bells and whistles. I think it is particularly useful for women who do not wish to carry around a purse or bag with their I phones inside.

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.

I like the usability of this watch and how it encourages activity and movement, takes some health measurements and shows the air quality especially where we have wildfires and toxic smoke at times. The battery does drain faster than other Apple products but it also re-charges very quickly.

The Apple Watch Series 6 is the best smartwatch on the market for an iPhone. It has better integration with the iPhone and is fast, fluid and responsive in a way that many rivals simply aren’t.

Pros: excellent haptics, great always-on screen, ECG, great health tracking, great activity tracking, 50m water resistance, solid battery, comfortable, quick-swap straps, Apple Pay.

Cons: expensive, only works with an iPhone, sleep tracking not great, blood oxygen data not that useful.

I've tried to steer clear in this review of the usual journalistic obsession with "What's new?" But in the final reckoning we simply have to acknowledge that not much has changed since the Series 5.

Apple Watch Series 6 might very well be the best smartwatch on the market – like the Series 5 before it. The “smart” experience remains fluid and useful while fitness features remain extremely easy to use and analyse. However, there’s little reason to upgrade from last gen.

In the growing lineup of new Apple Watches, I see only two options worth considering of the three: the Series 6 and Series 3. There are two main reasons to buy an Apple Watch: health and fitness or a fun complimentary phone gadget. Those both leave the Apple Watch SE in a strange place.

Quicker-charging battery with same all-day life., Brighter outdoor display., Sleek new colors., Same great tracking abilities with a new sensor for SpO2 and the tried-and-true ECG., More activity tracking modes added to an already long list.

Sleep tracking is less detailed than competitors' while being no better than any of them., Activity trends could still use more guidance., Family Setup seems rather pointless; give us Android phone compatibility!, Aging looks, even with new colors., Still an expensive watch.

When it comes to smartwatches, it’s Apple against the world. It’s not that there aren’t plenty of other products to choose from — it’s more that the company has just utterly dominated the space to such a point that any other device is relegated to the realm of “Apple Watch alternatives.