Summary
- Choosing an Apple Watch has gotten more complicated as the line has expanded, with different screen sizes, materials, and capabilities.
- We put each Apple Watch through a mix of year-round testing and benchmarks to evaluate factors like durability, performance, and battery life.
- The Apple Watch Series 10 has a larger, wide-angle OLED display that makes it easier to read.
- It also has a depth and water temperature sensor, making it a better companion for water sports.
- If you’re upgrading from an older model, you’ll notice that you can see more from the wrist.
- We recommend the second-generation Apple Watch SE for younger people and first-time smartwatch buyers.
- If you’re already in the habit of wearing the watch daily, you’ll get more mileage out of it.
- We recommend the Ultra 2 for new buyers only, as it’s primarily an aspirational watch.
- You’re not going to beat it on battery life, but it’s also not essential for average users.
- If battery life is your highest priority, or you frequently hike, dive, or run trails, the Ultra is the best choice.
By Victoria Song
Original Article