This Apple Watch is a one-of-a-kind blend of style and functionality that, thanks to its innovative features, keeps you ahead of the competition. The Apple smartwatch encourages you to exercise as well. You can keep track of your physical activities such as calories consumed, steps taken, and heart rate. Additionally, the smartwatch is powered by the iOS operating system.

Absolutely! Whether you need a full standalone cellular watch so you can work out and leave your phone behind or a WiFi-only model with access to the massive ecosystems of apps and features, the Apple Watch is the most popular watch in the world today.

Absolutely! Whether you need a full standalone cellular watch so you can work out and leave your phone behind or a WiFi-only model with access to the massive ecosystems of apps and features, the Apple Watch is the most popular watch in the world today

One of the Excellent features included in this Apple Smart Watch. Activity tracking system working absolutely amazing. Completely water resistance. Easy to wear and easy to operate. Long battery life. Cool and classy design. Bit expensive but worth every penny.

With the Apple Watch Series 5 you'll benefit from a slick new design that sits more comfortably on the wrist, in new materials (if you can afford them), a bigger display with the new always-on feature and improved health and fitness tech monitoring.

Absolutely! Whether you need a full standalone cellular watch so you can work out and leave your phone behind or a WiFi-only model with access to the massive ecosystems of apps and features, the Apple Watch is the most popular watch in the world today.

excellent haptics, great always-on screen, ECG, great health tracking, great activity tracking, 50m water resistance, solid battery, comfortable, quick-swap straps, Apple Pay. Cons: expensive, only works with an iPhone, sleep tracking not great, blood oxygen data not that useful.

Great watch with loads of features mostly accessed through your I phone. The phone and watch work well together. Use the watch mostly when cycling my road bike, and it has never lost my pulse when cycling hard. After using either on the watch or the phone, you can see the distance covered, calories burned, route cycled with a map as well as your heart rate, average rate as well as other data. Although you need your phone with you to link with the watch because it's a non-data watch. It has other modes like active walking, indoor walking, indoor cycling, and others.

I’ve had my watch now for a little over 7 months. I love the white band it came with. I don’t wear my watch 24/7, I usually only wear it if I’m going to work or out and about for the day. It came with 2 bands they are different sizes.the band that came attached to the watch originally was too small for my wrist but the bigger size was in the box and fit perfectly. Since my band is white I do not wear it while I’m fixing my make up EVER because make up stains usually. ONE MAJOR RECOMMENDATION is to get your watch with both GPS & CELLULAR. I know there is a price difference but I 100% feel that the watch would be more beneficial for you if it had both , I’m a Apple FREAK and I get only apple products so if your like me then I recommend

Awesome Apple Watch and great function.i love this watch, easy to use

I took a while to decide I was going to get an Apple Watch. I'm in two minds about how to review it. Part of me likes the watch; it's not as big and clunky as I thought it was going to be and as a wath it's ok However, my real problem is this: It doesn't really do anything for me. It feels like it should be a £79-£99 bluetooth accessory for my phone rather than a £330 + standalone product. It's simply a screen extension for my phone, so it means I dont have to pick my phone up / take it out of my pocket as much. That said, if I want to reply to a text message or do anything other than view tiny snippets of information, I still need my phone. (Dont even both trying to use Siri it's dire. Still! Total waste of time Siri is in my opinion!). As a fun little gadget it's fine, but not at the price it is. When I got an ipod, an iphone and an ipad it was game changing for me. I could do things I could never do before and it just worked beautifully. The Apple Watch does not fall into the same category as these. It's not necessarily Apples fault; I think they've done a reasonable job with it (although OS 2.0 will hopefully iron out a bunch of issues) - it's just that fundamentally an interactive screen on your wrist doesnt seem to work at the moment. Or if it does, it's a minor add on, not a £330+ priced product. So would I recommend it? No I wouldn't - unless you have money to burn it's just not worth getting one. If you have money to burn, why not, it's a fun gadget - but you will get quite bored of it quite quickly as you simply can't do much with it due to the screen size and the fact that Siri answers a question like 'Where is the capital of France' with an answer like, 'The Captives of Dance is a musical based in Iceland'. Useless!