Apple Watch Series 7 | Specification

 

 Hey, what's up here, this is a Apple Watch Series 7. If watches did S updates like that, this would be a series 6S for sure, but they don't. Either way, what you need to know is it's a minor update. This watch is basically a Series 6, but with a slightly larger display and slightly faster charging. Same price, that's basically it. But there are a bunch of other little quirks and things you should know about it if you're considering actually getting one. But yeah, like I said, the flagship new thing about the Apple Watch Series 7 is that it's bigger. Mostly with the screen too. So you get this 20% larger display in a watch that's just barely bigger than the previous body, and right away, you do notice that everywhere. The whole UI is a little bigger. In the calculator, the buttons are a little bit bigger, and your notifications, there's just a little bit more text. The map, if you're navigating, is that much more usable. And when you're typing your passcode, of course, the digits are just that much bigger. So for me, I like that the snooze button is also slightly larger in the alarm clock. But just being slightly bigger with smaller bezels wouldn't be quite enough for a whole new watch. So Apple did the Apple thing and built a few special features into the Series 7 that specifically work best for the larger display. They made two exclusive watch faces for the Series 7 only to take advantage of this screen. This one here is called contour where the numbers literally wrap all the way around the very edges. And then there's this modular duo watch face, which basically has two really large data rich center complications. So I can keep track of exactly how well I'm crushing my fitness competitions all the time. Then they made a full qwerty keyboard for the watch. Now, that sounds terrible at first, and it actually looks a little bit ridiculous on your wrist when you go to reply to a text, but it is a swipe keyboard, which is easier to crank out words on. You're swiping between letters of the words. And auto predict is usually pretty decent. I just personally didn't find myself actually using this very much. It is enough to get a couple of words down, but if you get enough words wrong, the UI is barely big enough to go back through and select the words you want to replace. And then you tap in and then re-swipe them. And you're holding your wrist up this whole time. And I don't know, it's fine. It's fine for quick messages, but I'm still going to go with voice texts nine times out of 10. Either way, I think we all knew that having a slightly bigger screen would be a pretty basic upgrade for a smart watch. But when I was a little more curious about, especially after seeing all of those Apple promo videos, was actually the shape of this new display. I mean, yes, the Apple Watch has always had this shape with the curved edges. And this year, the display does push more up into those corners than ever before, but it doesn't make much of a difference with readability. where most of the stuff is in the center of the screen. Literally the one place I found it to make the biggest difference is in the exclusive contour watch face that puts the numbers all the way around the most reflective edges of the display. So then yeah, this is apple best watch.                      Thanks for watching.