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Two-minute review The Apple Watch 6 (or Apple Watch Series 6, if you want to be all proper about it) is the latest watch from the company alongside the Apple Watch SE that launched at the same time. Apple Watches remain some of the most popular smartwatches despite not working with Android phones at all, serving as small second screens that connect your iPhone to your wearable. While the Apple Watch 6 is no longer the most advanced model on the market with the just-announced Apple Watch 7 , and you might be wondering whether the year-old model offers anything massively alluring; if you're thinking about upgrading from an older Apple Watch, you’ll be especially keen to learn what’s new here. Jump to Release date and price Design Display Fitness Battery life watchOS 7 Verdict Well, here are the highlights: starting at $399 / £379 / AU$599 for the 40mm version (sadly no discount despite the Apple Watch 7 being out), Apple’s sixth Watch has a blood oxygen sensor inside...

Two-minute review The Apple Watch 6 (or Apple Watch Series 6, if you want to be all proper about it) is the latest watch from the company alongside the Apple Watch SE that launched at the same time. Apple Watches are rising in popularity to the point where most will know that they're small second screens that connect your iPhone to your wearable, and you might be wondering whether the new device offers anything massively alluring; if you're thinking about upgrading from an older model you’ll be especially keen to learn what’s new here. Jump to Release date and price Design Display Fitness Battery life watchOS 7 Verdict Well, here are the highlights: starting at $399 / £379 / AU$599 for the 40mm version, Apple’s new Watch has a blood oxygen sensor inside, new colors to delight (we’re into the red) and a more efficient S6 engine at its heart. It’s also supposed to have a brighter display in sunny conditions – we’ll come to that shortly. Beyond that, the rest of ...