With more screen real estate, improved durability, and faster charging, the Apple Watch Series 7 retains its crown as the best smartwatch on the market.

Larger display than previous models, Faster charging, Improved durability, New watch colors and faces

No major feature updates from last generation, One-day battery life remains the same

If you're rocking an older Apple Watch or are interested in upgrading from the Apple Watch SE, the Series 7 is a great package.

Larger display looks great, Battery life is excellent, App Store remains unrivalled

Not a significant upgrade over the Series 6, Design is still similar to previous Apple Watches, Pricey

It might not be the redesign some had hoped for, but the larger display really makes a difference to the Apple Watch experience on offer - and improved charging speeds are a nice touch too. There isn't enough here for Series 6 owners to upgrade, but it'll provide a nice change for older Apple Watch owners and those new to the wearable.

Fast charging speeds; Noticeably larger display; A feature-packed software experience;

Same 18-hour battery life; No new sensors;

Coming as a surprise to absolutely no one, the Apple Watch Series 7 is the best smartwatch out there. The...

The bigger display makes things easier to see and read. Fast charging. It's the best smartwatch for iPhone users.

Battery life is still one day. Design changes are too subtle.

The Apple Watch Series 7 uses its bigger screen to great effect, giving a genuine upgrade over older models or the Apple Watch SE. It's a beautiful, fast and truly useful premium smartwatch, and is easily the best of its kind for iPhone owners.

Bigger screen, smaller bezels, Fast to charge, Very slick to use, Easy health & fitness features

Battery life is still 1 day, Sleep tracking still weak, Limited for hardcore fitness users

The Apple Watch Series 7 might just be the perfect smartwatch. Sorry to give the game away this early, but there are no secrets or surprises here — and that’s a good thing. A smartwatch should be an extension of your smartphone, yet also needs to be able to function reliably and usefully on its own. It should provide extensive, motivational, and informative health and activity tracking without alienating those who aren’t athletes. It should look great, and be easily customized to match your mood, style, and environment. It shouldn’t require constant supervision or have complex or gimmicky features that overshadow basic everyday usefulness. New models need to also improve over the previous version, so everyone can consider upgrading if they want. The Apple Watch Series 7 delivers all this and more. Let’s talk about it. It’s pretty much impossible to tell the difference between the Series 7 and the Series 6 just by glancing at them. The 1mm increase in case size — 45mm and 41mm for the S...

Large screen, small bezels; Easily personalized; Choice of models and sizes; Comprehensive health tracking; Reliable software and notifications; Fast charging; Stronger and tougher than before;

Only works with the iPhone;

Despite appearances this is a pretty big leap for Apple Watch, and the new display is killer.

Awesome larger display, Faster charging, All-day battery life, Always-on now brighter

No new health features, Limited upgrade over Series 6

Apple’s yearly update has given the Apple Watch Series 7 a bigger display amid other refinements – but is it worth upgrading?

New size is very welcome, Brilliantly bright display, New colour cases, So many watch face options

Watch SE better value for many, Fast charging requires specific cable, Battery life could be better

This is a Series 6 with a slightly larger display. That makes it better, technically, but it’s a disappointingly small improvement that has us thinking Apple should have skipped a year.

Bigger display with thinner bezels, Faster charging

Barely an upgrade from Series 6, Colors are arguably worse

This new iterative smartwatch focuses on biking, and the battery life still stinks.

Bigger, beautiful display. New QWERTY keyboard to ditch texting on your phone. Faster charging. Updated algorithms, especially for biking. The usual full suite of health features. Seamless incorporation with Apple software and hardware.

Battery still barely lasts a full day. Not enough newness to convince me to upgrade.