Publicerad: 2017-11-07, Författare: DC , testad av: dcrainmaker.com
In many ways the most important new features of the Apple Watch Series 3 aren't at all new hardware. Sure, cellular connectivity and its red dot gets all the attention, but I haven't seen it be a huge deal for my day to day workouts. Instead, it's actuall...
When Apple Watch first launched it wasn't very independent. It was like a short-range shuttlecraft to starship iPhone. Now, three generations in, it has the LTE equivalent of warp nacelles and can venture ever further on its own. It's not a starship yet...
Publicerad: 2017-10-09, Författare: Chris , testad av: recombu.com
Cellular support, Excellent health tracking, Same sleek design
Not much of an upgrade, Confusing number of models
The Series 3 Watch isn't an essential upgrade for Series 2 owners, unless you're desperate for that cellular connectivity to free you from your smartphone. However, for owners of the original Apple Watch and anyone who's yet to make the jump to smartwatch...
Sammanfattning: Last year's release of the Apple Watch Series 2 gave Apple's wearable device a renewed focus, shifting it more directly toward health and fitness with features like a built-in GPS for workout tracking and swim-proofing. At the same time, Apple also gave i...
Publicerad: 2017-09-30, Författare: Chris , testad av: engadget.com
Improved performance, Great battery life when connected to a phone, Valuable new fitness features, Siri feels more useful
iPhone still needs to be on to receive texts, Lousy battery life on LTE, Call quality can vary, Apple Music streaming not ready yet
Chris Velazco/EngadgetThe Apple Watch Series 3 often feels like two devices in one. When it's connected to a phone, it's an improvement over its predecessors in just about every way that matters. More important, the tight integration of improved hardware...
