After Apple unveiled a new pair of Apple Watch watches last week, reviews of the Apple Play and Watch Series 6 hit the web, with many reviewers praising the new smartwatch for its price, function and feature set.
The Apple Watch Series 6, which starts at 9,399, brings a new health sensor. “This allows people to measure their blood oxygen levels with their wrists,” Apple CEO Jeff Williams said at the event. Blood oxygen levels are measured using infrared technology and the clock can also measure elevation in real-time.
The new watch, which went on sale on September 18, also has an S6 dual-core processor optimized for the Series 6 and comes with a new chip that will make the watch 20% faster than the Series 5. An optimized display that makes it easy to see in bright sunlight.
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Here are the top 6 reviews of the Apple Pal Watch series.
Edge
Verge reviewer Dieter Boh said that even though he spent less than 24 hours with the watch, he appreciated the brightness of the screen and the fast processor.
“I think the main benefit most people will get from the S6 system is that it has enough processing headroom to keep up to date with future updates,” Bohe wrote. “Apple Paul’s silicone smartwatch is so ridiculously ahead of Qualcomm that Apple could have kept the internal of the Paul Series 5, and I doubt anyone would have noticed.”
Engage
Enggate reviewer Valentina Pa Pal Ladino mentions the fact that there are only “some of the new hardware updates,” but that’s not a bad thing.
“Most of the new features I can’t talk about yet need a few days to test – sleep tracking, long-term VO2 max calculations and blood oxygen measurements are the most important of them,” Peledino wrote. “But the Apple Pal Watch Series 6 has made a good impression at first. Is it worth upgrading to a Series 5? We’ll have to wait and see if we can answer that, in our full review, but regardless, Series 6 looks promising (if subtle)) Update to the best smartwatch already. “
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Senate
Senate reviewer Vanessa Hand Orellana praised blood oxygen level readings, a new processor and a slightly longer battery life.
“Another key upgrade to the Rel Pull and Watch Series 6 is a faster processor: Apple’s S6 chip is based on the A13 bionic chip found in the iPhone 11,” Orellana wrote. “In addition to being quick to launch apps, the new processor makes it more efficient to run during battery life. In my 10 hours of use, Apple Pull and Watch had no problems loading apps, displaying messages and displaying statistics in real time. It just felt so fast, and I haven’t seen much change in my daily routine yet. “
Tom’s guide
Kate Kozuch, a reviewer of Tom’s Guide, compared the Apple Plus and Watch Series 6 and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 and suggested that iPhone users stick to the Series 6 if they are looking for an upgrade.
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The story is contributed by James Rogers of Fox News.
