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The best Apple Watch for you is going to vary depending on several factors, such as your exercise habits, budget, and even the size of your wrist. With an increasing number of options available, it isn't simply a case of the latest being the greatest: different watches are aimed at different audiences, and that's before you consider older devices that still hold their worth and purpose. Lack of navigation features The Apple Watch Ultra is the ultimate Apple Watch. It's bigger and bulkier, adding an action button that you can customize with genuinely useful features. Designed to survive all kinds of terrain, the Apple Watch Ultra rivals many Garmin watches. It could still offer better battery life (despite surpassing the regular Apple Watch) but a powerful and accurate GPS is great for exploring, plus there's a diving sensor for the avid underwater adventurer.Plus, there's all the benefits that come from other Apple Watches, ensuring you can always see how you're doing, health wise. It's expensive but powerful.And, during testing, we easily found this to be the best wearable that the brand has ever made. Read our full Apple Watch Ultra review No ECG built in The Apple Watch SE 2 is the Apple Watch for anyone who doesn't need an always-on display and isn't too fussed about tracking their blood oxygen level or ECG.It has the car crash detection tool of the 8, plus extensive fitness tracking so you're hardly missing out. There's a gorgeous screen with brightness up to 1,000 ni...

Starting price: $399 Sizes: 41mm, 45mm Chipset: S7 Storage: 32 GB Connectivity: Cellular (optional,) Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, U1 Durability: IPX6 Waterproof: Up to 50 meters Sensors: Heart rate, ECG, SpO2 An entirely iPhone-free Apple Watch experience is not a question of if, but when. With its slimmer bezels and bigger displays, the Apple Watch 7 became the most usable standalone smartwatch yet —before being replaced by the Stainless steel cases started at $699, while titanium cases started at $799. Apple Watch 7 review: Design The Apple Watch 7 features the product's first real redesign since the First, the corners are ever-so-slightly rounder, while the display meshes into the chassis more seamlessly than it does on the Series 6. I probably wouldn't notice these adjustments if I hadn't compared the The Apple Watch 7 has the same swim-proof rating (up to 50 meters) as previous models, but for the first time is also earned an IP6X certification for dust resistance. I'm hoping this pays off in the kitchen, since I've taken to pasta-making lately and flour simply gets everywhere. Altered geometrics should make the latest Apple Watch more crack-resistant, too, making it a little safer to wear while playing sports. (Image credit: Future) Apple Watch 7 review: Display The display is bigger, and bigger is better. With more screen, the smartwatch is morphing more and more into a mini iPhone for your wrist, and it's awesome. The Apple Watch 7 display is nearly 20% larger than the the Se...