In the world of smartwatches, Apple Watch Series 7 is the latest iteration of Apple’s flagship wearable device, boasting a larger display than its predecessor. The QWERTY keyboard, now in full size, is a neat addition, while fast charging and improved durability make this watch an attractive upgrade for users. The larger display is especially beneficial for those with poor eyesight, and although groundbreaking health features are not present in this version, it still offers ECGs, SpO2 readings, and all the latest mindfulness updates in watchOS 8. For existing Series 4 or older users, upgrading to the Series 7 would certainly make a noticeable difference, but those with newer watches may want to wait for the Series 8 or 9.
However, for Apple users who are looking to save some money, the Apple Watch SE is a great alternative. With the same motion sensors, always-on altimeter, and processor as the Series 5, it costs $120 less at $280. The only sacrifices are the always-on display and advanced health features like ECG and blood oxygen monitoring. Users who prioritize advanced health features can look for a refurbished Series 6, while Android users can turn to Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 or Fitbit Sense for their smartwatch needs. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, starting at $250, offers a stunning design and is considered the best Android smartwatch. Meanwhile, the Fitbit Sense, priced at $330, is a feature-rich option for users who do not require LTE connectivity and do not own a Samsung phone.
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