From £269 (40mm)/£299 (44mm) FROM Apple, apple.com/uk FEATURES 40mm or 44mm case size, Apple S5 processor, Retina display, 18 hours battery life, GPS, mobile connectivity options
Should the Apple Watch Series 6 be too to rich for your tastes, you have options. At the budget end sits the Apple Watch Series 3 (available from £199) and in the middle is the new Apple Watch SE.
Prices start at £269 for the 40mm version and £299 for the 44mm model. Both are available in Gold, Silver or Space Grey with a variety of straps and loops available, so you can easily choose one to suit your style.
In terms of tech, the Watch SE eschews some of the features of its more expensive Series 6 sibling. While it still has a Retina display, it loses the always-on option, only waking up when you raise your wrist or tap the glass. The Watch SE also lack the Series 6’s Blood Oxygen and ECG features – their absence here may or may not be deal-breakers for you. The other big difference is that the Watch SE runs on Apple’s S5 chip rather than the S6 of the Series 6. The S5 comes from last year’s Series 5 and is no performance slouch – and that also makes it more future-proof than the Series 3, which has been kicking around since 2017.
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