Apple Watch Series 5 has been available for just over two weeks. It brings notable changes including an always-on display, but for Apple Watch Series 4 users, the question of whether or not to ...

The Apple Watch Series 4 delivers a category-leading smartwatch experience with more advanced apps and health features than the competition.

Apple announced last week an all-new generation of Apple Watch “Series 5” with an always-on display, built-in compass, and new case finishes. Despite showing all these new features during the ...

At today’s Apple Special Event, Apple announced the Apple Watch Series 4 with a larger screen, haptic feedback and more.

The Apple Watch Series 4 has been fully redesigned with new screens, new sizes, new speakers, and, of course, new stuff inside. There’s a new faster processor, Bluetooth 5, and a more accurate ...

If you're wondering how the Apple Watch Series 5 compares to the Apple Watch Series 4, we outline the main differences between these two Apple Watches.

But which model should you go for? In this article, we compare the Apple Watch Series 3 vs Series 4 to help you decide.

Apple Watch Series 4 (40mm): 0.86 watt-hours More specifically, the new 44mm Series 4 models have approximately 16.5 percent less battery capacity than the previous large-size 42mm Series 3 models.

Apple Watch Series 2: From $369 The Apple Watch Series 4 was announced on 12 Sept 2018 and went on sale on 21 Sept. But how does it compare to previous editions of Apple’s wearable?

The display is not only larger, but also thinner. iFixit says the Apple Watch Series 4 is nearing iPhone levels of repairability, with the highly-glued display being the primary remaining obstacle.

The Apple Watch 4 brings some significant upgrades over the Series 3. For one, we have a slimmer casing, slightly bigger screen size and improved pixel count, offering much better screen ...

Apple Watch Series 6 vs Series 3, 4 and 5: Should you upgrade? The new Apple Watch Series 6 is available now, but how much of an improvement does it offer compared to earlier versions?