Apple Watch Series 6 is now official having lifted from the launch pad yesterday during the Time Flies Event hosted by Apple. The new Smart Apple Watch comes in a design similar to that of the Series 5 that was launched last year (2019).
Headlining a shot of improved features and under the hood Internals, Apple Watch Series 6 brings to play a health sensor as its top best feature. The new health sensor measures oxygen levels by using your blood color to calculate current readings.
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Interestingly, the watch further captures background readings, this means, even if you sleep, you’re able to see your blood oxygen levels calculated throughout the night.
Top Best Apple Watch Series 6 features
- New Health Sensor able to measure oxygen saturation
- New GMT face with multiple time zones
- A new bunch of Memoji Faces
- Clasp-less bands
- Cardio fitness alerts ie: use Vo2 max reading (maximum oxygen consumption during exercise ) to monitor cardio levels and notify you when low
- Real-time elevation (Track your fitness exercises)
- New Colors, Same Design as the Series 5
- Fitness Plus (Subscribe to guided daily Workouts)
- Family Setup (set different Watches without an iPhone for each)
Performance-wise, Series 6 comes with a new S6 system based on an A13 Bionic chipset––same chip equipped by the iPhone 11. The processor gives it a 20% boost faster than the S5 system equipped by Apple series 5.
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With a new range of available colors, a stretchable band loop made out of silicone, and the ability to set up multiple Apple Watches with the Family Setup option. Series 6 is by features, a complete redefinition of Apple watches since their initial launch in 2015.
Retailing at $399, Apple Watch Series 6 is currently available for pre-order and availability starts on 18th September 2020. Having launched with an SE version (Lite edition), you can buy one at $279 as it shares the same pre-order and availability window with the Series 6.