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Apple Watch Series 6 hands-on review

Apple Watch Series 6 hands-on review

Posted on September 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Apple Watch Series 6 offers blood oxygen monitoring, a brighter display and faster chip for the same price.

The Apple Watch Series 6 assumes that it’s the best smartwatch around. Now in its sixth iteration, the wearable category king has spoiled users with buttery smooth performance, velvety haptics and trouble-free setup. Everything about the Apple Watch experience is almost obnoxiously seamless, and that’s a big reason why it owns nearly half the market.
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