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I like watches. I wear one every single day, without fail, and have since I was in elementary school. I also like gadgets a lot, which means that a smartwatch is something that I've always been intrigued by and wanted in my life.But despite being both a w...
Great build quality, Sharp, vibrant display, Fast performance, Reliable battery life...
Doesn't always show the time, Every Apple Watch looks just like every other Apple Watch, Smartwatches are still not must-have devices...
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Of course, in many ways the Apple Watch Series 3 isn't appreciably different for sports usage than the previous Apple Watch Series 2 unit. In theory, it's got the same heart rate sensor, as well as the same GPS capabilities. What it gains though in ‘GPS+C...
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...
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The title says it all… I've purchased both the Series 1 and Series 2 Apple Watches, taking them both back within Apple's no-questions-asked return window. Each time going into the relationship starry-eyed and hopeful. But ultimately determining that I did...
Excellent material/build quality, Best smartwatch OS to date, Enhanced Apple ecosystem experience, Great motivational tool, Built-in LTE...
Expensive...
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With Series 3, Apple has brought a brand new finish to its Ceramic Edition — Space Gray.Last year, Apple Watch transitioned its Edition line from 18K yellow and rose gold to white ceramic. That took it from tens of thousands of dollars down to $1,299 for...
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...
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The third Apple Watch is far from an essential upgrade, unlike last year's Series 2 wearable, although this is still one of the very best smartwatches that you can buy in 2017.Apple may have been late to the smart wearable game, launching its original and...
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...
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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...
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Apple Watch Series 3 has relieved my Forgotten Phone Anxiety. You know the feeling: You reach your destination and paw at the outside of your pocket to feel the phone-sized lump and it isn't there. And you panic. Mind you, my stomach still drops when I r...
LTE gives Apple Watch the freedom it's always deserved, Incredibly fast chip and excellent battery life, Great health and fitness features...
Some connectivity issues, No onboard App Store...
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With each generation, the Apple Watch's purpose has seemed to shift. The first one demonstrated what Apple thought a wearable should be, and the second tried to be the perfect workout companion. When it came time to build the Series 3, though, Apple took...
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...
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You could say that the hoopla over smartwatches has died long ago, they've kind of hit this unseen roadblock where consumers just don't seem to be as interested in them as before. Initially, the pacing was ferocious, as a slew of companies were quick to...
Builtin cellular connection finally, Robust platform with WatchOS 4, Bigger focus on health & fitness, Apple Music streaming coming later this year...
Same restrained look as before, $400 price tag for the cellular model is pretty stiff, Not a whole lot of "new" stuff...
There's no denying that the Apple Watch is the best-selling smartwatch out there. If you're uncertain about that, all you need to do is just go out in public and check for yourself. In most cases, you'll probably see the Apple Watch on a few people's wris...
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A smartwatch aims to put easy access to your smartphone on your wrist. But cellular connectivity has the potential to remove your phone from the equation altogether. Early criticisms of the Apple Watch were that it leaned too heavily on the phone for basi...
Excellent fitness-tracking feature, Faster Sir, LTE is convenient while you're working out...
Cellular activation issues on two carrier, Short battery life when connected to cellula, Apple Music streaming not available at launc, Watch heats up during phone calls...
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The Apple Watch Series 3 with cellular takes a major step forward in making Apple's wrist-worn device its own independent, connected computing platform. Simply put, it's a must-have for athletes in the Apple ecosystem, and a wearable device worth consider...
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Macworld is working on reviews of the iPhone 8, Apple Watch Series 3, and Apple TV 4K. Macworld's Leah Yamshon and Michael Simon talk about what they've experienced so far, and producer Dan Masaoka chimes in with questions from the audience. It's all in t...
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Early reviews of the Apple Watch Series 3 are now dropping ahead of its official debut on Friday, September 22. If you're still in two minds about whether you should upgrade, they should help you make that all-important decision.Many reviews point out tha...
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In this week's top stories: The iPhone 8, Apple Watch Series 3, and Apple TV 4K are now available and we go hands-on with it all, Apple officially release iOS 11, the iPhone X launch looms, and much more. Read on for it all…Following Apple's first event a...
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Before we get into specifics, there are two main versions of the Apple Watch:Note that the Apple Watch Series 2 was officially discontinued after the release of the Apple Watch Series 3, but you still may be able to find it available for purchase through...
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When the first generation Apple Watch debuted in 2015, people often called it the Dick Tracy watch because you could make phone calls from your wrist like the comic book strip detective known for his 2-way wrist radio. Apple Watch wasn't fully there yet...
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Let's talk about the red dot.The hint of bright color on the Apple Watch Series 3 digital crown serves no function. It's just a bold reminder that this wearable doesn't need your iPhone to do its job, thank you very much.SEE ALSO: The iPhone 8 is excellen...
It can make and receive calls on its own, Still excellent design, Data can power Siri and other apps, More Workout options than ever, Great battery life...
Price for LTE support is high, You'll pay for data, Streaming music not ready, No podcast app...
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It turns out the third time isn't the charm for Apple Watch. Early reviews for the Series 3 model with cellular have landed and let's just say there are some concerns. Most of the problems result from LTE connectivity issues, the major new feature on App...
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The first Apple Watch Series 3 reviews are out, and while the device is generally well-received, it also seems the LTE model is not without issues.The headline feature of the LTE model – the freedom to leave your phone behind while jogging, working out in...
Daring FireballJohn Gruber was impressed by the hardware, but not the carrier cost – and not the red dot.With the addition of cellular networking in Series 3, Apple Watch gains something essential: independence. It's not just a cool feature. It's aimed sm...
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According to Tim Cook, the Apple Watch is the number one watch in the world, which also makes it far and away the most popular smartwatch. Apple is aiming to keep that position with the new Series 3. While not much has changed in the design department, it...
Built-in cellular connectivity, Improved heart rate monitoring, Faster processor, New band and case options...
Expensive, Battery life remains the same...
Apple adds cellular connectivity and doubles down on fitness features with the Watch Series 3...
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The 38mm Apple Watch Series 3 is now the smallest LTE smartwatch in the world — and that's a big deal.On looks alone, the only thing differentiating this year's Apple Watch upgrade from its predecessors is a tiny red dot on the Digital Crown. Why red? Why...
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The 38mm Apple Watch Series 3 is now the smallest LTE smartwatch in the world — and that's a big deal.On looks alone, the only thing differentiating this year's Apple Watch upgrade from its predecessors is a tiny red dot on the Digital Crown. Why red? Why...
The Series 3 Apple Watch with LTE is the best watch Apple has ever made. It's also the most flawed: Even if there weren't Wi-Fi issues, any deal that involves carriers is by its very nature have growing pains. If you can deal with the occasional Airplane...
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No gadget category has changed more in the last year than smartwatches. There's the Apple Watch, of course, a huge new market for the biggest tech company in the world to tackle. But the Apple Watch has fierce competition from nearly everybody you could t...
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After using the Apple Watch 3 for several months this is the smart watch to buy, and it's a very worthy upgrade for anyone who already owns an Apple Watch. While you likely don't need LTE, it can be helpful if you want the freedom to leave your iPhone at...
Way faster than previous models, making it useful in many more situations, Long battery life lasts at least two days, including sleep tracking, Waterproof enough to swim with in the pool or ocean, LTE is handy for some users, and a nice addition...
LTE is $10 a month but it doesn't require much data, Some apps are still not optimized, Apple Watch music options are geared to Apple Music, Buy at Apple, Buy at Best Buy, At $329 for the 38mm and $359 for the 42mm, the Apple Watch 3 is a steal for what y...
The Apple Watch 3 is a giant leap ahead of the Apple Watch 2, with better battery life, faster apps and an LTE option. This is the Apple Watch to buy...
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PageThe Apple Watch 3 and the Samsung Gear 3 Frontier are proof that the Samsung vs Apple rivalry has transcended the smartphone area and it continues on the realm of smartwatches as well, but, this relatively new market has proven to be a lot more diff...
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Receiving the highest score of the entire group, the Series 3 unseated its predecessor, the Apple Watch Series 2, having slightly more smart features and functions, claiming the title of the best smartwatch for iOS users. It also outperformed the Samsung...
Loaded with smart functions, great display, extremely easy to use...
Not a great battery life, pricey...
Earning the top score of the entire group, the Apple Watch Series 3 thoroughly earned its Editors' Choice award and title of best smartwatch for iOS and iPhone users. This top-of-the-line smartwatch is sleek, stylish, and loaded with smart features and fu...
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Apple Watch Series 3 reviews are out, and the verdict is mixed about its new built-in cellular capabilities and the impact on battery life. Apple Watch Series 3 via The Verge The Verge editor Lauren Goode said her Apple Watch Series 3 largely "faile...
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Apple's keynote last September not only introduced the awesome iPhone X but finally announced a cellular version of the Apple Watch Series 3. Cellular connectivity means that you no longer always have to bring your iPhone with you since it can independent...
Excellent fitness tracking features, Intuitive operating system...
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Last month, the 2019 Apple Watch Series 5 debuted with its new, always-on display, starting at $399 for the regular model and $499 for the cellular version. In my Apple Watch Series 5 review called it the world's best health and fitness tracker and motiva...
The Apple Watch Series 5 is legit amazing. But it starts at $399 for Wi-Fi + GPS and $499 for cellular. That's why, at the last Apple Event, when they announced the Series 3 was dropping to $199 for Wi-Fi + GPS and $299 for cellular, I was almost more exc...
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Apple Watch Series 5 is here with an always-on display and newly added compass, but Apple's $200 entry level model is worth a serious look for buyers on a budget Apple Watch Series 3 matches the new Fitbit Versa 2 in price while offering much deeper iPhon...
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There has never been a currently-available Apple Watch model priced as low as the Apple Watch Series 3 is right now on Amazon. If you buy one directly from Apple, you're going to pay $279 at a minimum, and that price could go up as high as $409 if you wan...
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Apple Watch Series 4 (this one in gold with a Milanese band, $399-850 ) bigger. I'd get mine at B&H or at Amazon. This all-content, ad-free webpage's biggest source of support is when you use those or any of these links to approved sources when you get...
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The aluminum Apple Watch Series 2 is Apple's best smartwatch: It's not only a great fitness tracker and portable communicator, but improved battery life, a faster processor, and GPS may appeal to upgraders.Serenity Caldwell has been writing and talking ab...
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