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Apple Watch edition (38mm)
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Overview
80%
bucket
Rating
Released
Nov 2011
Battery life
1 days
GPS
Yes
Anti-scratch lens
Yes
Specification
Features & Technology
| Resolution | 272 x 340 |
| RAM | 512 |
| Sensors |
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| Display Type | Retina |
| Touch | Yes |
| Multi-touch | No |
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| Wireless Connectivity |
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| Interfaces |
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Body
| Water Resistance | 1m (splash proof) |
| Case Materials |
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| Wristband Options |
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| Wristband Materials |
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| Replaceable Wristband | Yes |
| Anti-scratch lens | Yes |
Notifications
| Notifications |
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| Remote Features |
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More Info
| Headphone Connection |
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| Additional Features |
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Reviews
Pro Reviews
Wareable
3.5
While the Apple Watch does a lot right, the battery life and usability issues show the company couldn't quite muster up a miracle of smartwatch design. However, there's no excuse for the poor sports features. With new native apps the Apple Watch is growing into a decent device, although not a world beater yet. What Apple has achieved is genuine wearability, and despite its flaws, the Apple Watch could be the first wearable that's actually a pleasure to wear.
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CNET
3.5
A year old and even more affordable, the Apple Watch remains the best designed and most capable smartwatch you can buy -- but we're hoping that the inevitable sequel makes it more of a must-have product.
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ExpertReviews
5.0
Recent changes have made the Apple Watch even better. For starters, the new colour options for the Sport edition gives people that want to spend less a wider range of colour options. Given the current range, I'd definitely buy a Sport edition for myself. Next, WatchOS 2 irons out all of the little niggles I had with the original release, and the more mature and powerful OS makes a big difference day-to-day.
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