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The biggest Apple Watch Series 8 upgrades compared to the Apple Watch Series 7 are all on the inside. The watch has the long-rumored skin temperature sensor and long-awaited low power mode, which can extend the latest Apple Watch's battery life to 36 hours. The Apple Watch 8 also has a new crash detection feature, leveraging improved motion sensors for instant help when you might need it most. Maintaining the $399 starting price while offering an affordable alternative in the Apple Watch SE (2022) rounds out Apple's smartwatch lineup quite nicely, too.But is the latest flagship Apple Watch right for you? Let's go over what you need to know in this Apple Watch Series 8 review. Apple Watch Series 8 price and availability The Apple Watch Series 8 is available as of September 16, 2022 with a starting price of $399 (AU$629) for the 41-millimeter, GPS-only model. The price is$499 (AU$789) for the GPS + cellular version. The 45-millimeter size, meanwhile, will start at $429 (AU$679), and go up to $529 (AU$839) for cellular support. Header Cell - Column 0 Apple Watch Series 8 Starting price $399 / £419 / AU$629 Sizes 41mm, 45mm Colors Midnight, Starlight, Silver, Product Red Processor Apple S8 Connectivity Cellular (optional,) Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, U1, NFC, GPS Durability IPX6 Waterproof? Up to 50 meters Sensors Skin temperature, heart rate, ECG, SpO2 Battery life 18 hours (36 with low power mode) Compatibility iOS Apple Watch Series 8 review: Design It's almost impossible to tell the...

(Image credit: Apple) The Apple Watch Series 8 doesn't reinvent the wheel; Apple hasn't moved to a circular design or something like that. In fact, the Series 8 looks exactly like the Series 7 that came before it. That means it's available in both 41mm and 45mm sizes. The Apple Watch Series 8 retains its crack-resistant front crystal and its Aluminum and Stainless Steel finish options. Your old Apple Watch bands will fit the Series 8 Since there are no design or size changes to the Series 8, your old bands will also work with the new wearable, providing they are for the correct size. Apple Watch Series 8: Display Series 8 features the same 41mm and 45mm display options with an edge-to-edge Always-On Retina display with up to 1,000 nits of brightness.Apple describes The Watch display as an LTPO OLED, a needlessly complicated detail most people won't need to know about. It stands for low-temperature polycrystalline oxide -- an Apple-designed and patented technology that aims to reduce the power consumption of your watch display by varying the refresh rate. As with other Apple Watch models, the screen is beautiful, colorful, and makes good use of the deep, inky blacks that OLED televisions are famous for. Apple Watch Series 8: New Features (Image credit: Apple) The Apple Watch Series 8 can sense your temperature The rumors were true: Apple added The temperature sensor will improve the cycle-tracking feature of Apple Watches by notifying a wearer of potential cycle deviations,...

“We hear from customers how Apple Watch helps them stay connected with loved ones, be more active, and live healthier lives,” said Jeff Williams, Apple’s chief operating officer. “Apple Watch Series 8 reinforces our commitment in these areas with the addition of pioneering technology, while Apple Watch SE brings advanced core features at a new starting price. Powered by watchOS 9, the best smartwatches deliver more capabilities than ever before.” The menstrual cycle is an important marker of health, and many physicians consider it a vital sign. Apple Watch Series 8 features innovative new temperature-sensing capabilities that give women further insights into their health, designed with the same privacy protections as with all other health data. 1 Nighttime wrist temperature can be a good indicator of overall body temperature. The sensors in Apple Watch Series 8 sample the wrist temperature during sleep every five seconds and measure changes as small as 0.1° C. In the Health app, users can see nightly shifts in baseline temperature, which can be caused by exercise, jet lag, or even illness. 2 Utilizing the new temperature-sensing capabilities in Apple Watch Series 8, users can receive retrospective ovulation estimates. Knowing when ovulation has occurred can be helpful for family planning, and Apple Watch Series 8 makes it easy and convenient by providing these estimates in the Health app. Temperature sensing also enables improved period predictions. To enable Crash Detecti...

(Image credit: Apple) The Apple Watch Series 8 doesn't reinvent the wheel; Apple hasn't moved to a circular design or something like that. In fact, the Series 8 looks exactly like the Series 7 that came before it. That means it's available in both 41mm and 45mm sizes. The Apple Watch Series 8 retains its crack-resistant front crystal and its Aluminum and Stainless Steel finish options. Your old Apple Watch bands will fit the Series 8 Since there are no design or size changes to the Series 8, your old bands will also work with the new wearable, providing they are for the correct size. Apple Watch Series 8: Display Series 8 features the same 41mm and 45mm display options with an edge-to-edge Always-On Retina display with up to 1,000 nits of brightness.Apple describes The Watch display as an LTPO OLED, a needlessly complicated detail most people won't need to know about. It stands for low-temperature polycrystalline oxide -- an Apple-designed and patented technology that aims to reduce the power consumption of your watch display by varying the refresh rate. As with other Apple Watch models, the screen is beautiful, colorful, and makes good use of the deep, inky blacks that OLED televisions are famous for. Apple Watch Series 8: New Features (Image credit: Apple) The Apple Watch Series 8 can sense your temperature The rumors were true: Apple added The temperature sensor will improve the cycle-tracking feature of Apple Watches by notifying a wearer of potential cycle deviations,...

The biggest Apple Watch Series 8 upgrades compared to the Apple Watch Series 7 are all on the inside. The watch has the long-rumored skin temperature sensor and long-awaited low power mode, which can extend the latest Apple Watch's battery life to 36 hours. The Apple Watch 8 also has a new crash detection feature, leveraging improved motion sensors for instant help when you might need it most. Maintaining the $399 starting price while offering an affordable alternative in the Apple Watch SE (2022) rounds out Apple's smartwatch lineup quite nicely, too.But is the latest flagship Apple Watch right for you? Let's go over what you need to know in this Apple Watch Series 8 review. Apple Watch Series 8 price and availability The Apple Watch Series 8 is available as of September 16, 2022 with a starting price of $399 (AU$629) for the 41-millimeter, GPS-only model. The price is$499 (AU$789) for the GPS + cellular version. The 45-millimeter size, meanwhile, will start at $429 (AU$679), and go up to $529 (AU$839) for cellular support. Header Cell - Column 0 Apple Watch Series 8 Starting price $399 / £419 / AU$629 Sizes 41mm, 45mm Colors Midnight, Starlight, Silver, Product Red Processor Apple S8 Connectivity Cellular (optional,) Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, U1, NFC, GPS Durability IPX6 Waterproof? Up to 50 meters Sensors Skin temperature, heart rate, ECG, SpO2 Battery life 18 hours (36 with low power mode) Compatibility iOS Apple Watch Series 8 review: Design It's almost impossible to tell the...