Apple Watch 7Series
The Apple Watch Series 7 was the most versatile standalone smartwatch to date, until it was succeeded by the Apple Watch Series 8. The 7th-generation Apple smartwatch maintained the same 18-hour battery life and CPU performance, but the standout feature was its expanded display. This larger screen transformed wearable computing, enabling users to be more productive directly from their wrists. This comprehensive review of the Apple Watch Series 7 delves into all the changes, both minor and major, that made it the best smartwatch on the market. Pricing and availability for the Apple Watch 7 was initially priced at $399 for the 41mm model, while the larger 45mm model started at $429.
For cellular support, the 41mm size was priced at $499, and the 45mm size at $529. For those seeking a more premium option, stainless steel cases started at $699, while titanium cases began at $799. Apple made notable design changes with the Apple Watch 7, marking the product's first significant redesign since the Apple Watch 4. The corners were slightly rounded, and the display seamlessly integrated into the chassis, offering a more refined look. The most noticeable upgrade on the Apple Watch 7 is its display, which is almost 20% larger than that of the Series 6, and over 50% larger than the Series 3.
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 7 x 4 x 5 inches |
| Item Weight | 6.7 ounces |
| ASIN | B09PB1PTH8 |
| Item model number | Apple Watch Series 7 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Date First Available | 27-Dec-21 |
| Manufacturer | Apple Inc. |
| Standing screen display size | 41 Millimeters |
The bezels surrounding the display are 40% thinner than before, and the screen's curvature enhances readability from different angles and makes the edges of the user interface visible from the sides. More details regarding this can be found in the watchOS 8 section. The Apple Watch 7 features a 70% increase in brightness when in always-on mode, making it easier to read the screen when the wrist is not raised. Apple made adjustments to watchOS 8 to optimize it for the larger screen of the Apple Watch 7, with special enhancements exclusive to the Series 7. The user interface mostly remains the same, albeit with some adjustments.
The QWERTY keyboard has been on the wishlist of Apple Watch users for years, and the Modular Duo watch face allows for the stacking of two large complications on the screen. The Apple Watch 7-specific Portrait and World Clock faces complement the larger display. While the reviewer expresses a desire for the Apple Watch 7 to offer a similar level of face customization as the Galaxy Watch 4, overall satisfaction with the available watch face library remains high.
The Apple Watch 7 is a reliable fitness tracker and one of the best options for running enthusiasts. It monitors heart rate, counts steps, and tracks distance using GPS. Additionally, it supports a wide range of workout types.
Battery life remains a key consideration for smartwatches, and the Apple Watch Series 7 is no exception. While Apple claims that the watch can last up to two days, this requires sacrificing certain features. The Apple Watch 7 is an evolutionary update compared to its predecessor, the Series 6. The standout feature is the larger display, which enhances the overall usability and practicality of the smartwatch. Despite not introducing any groundbreaking health features, the Apple Watch 7 remains a dependable fitness tracker and an excellent option for runners.
The battery life, while not exceptional, is sufficient for typical daily use. Apple continues to pave the way for a future where the smartwatch becomes an independent device, bridging the gap between an accessory and a standalone device.
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