Overall, the Apple Watch Series 6 is a good fitness watch and an excellent smartwatch with lofty ambitions to be a total wellness numen. The myriad of new sensors is useful to a degree, especially for those who worry about respiratory and heart issues, but by no means is it vital for most wearers. The new features very much pitch it as the wearable of 2020 and beyond, and WatchOS will continue to improve and offer more services. For a £100 less there’s the Watch SE which isn’t afforded the new blood oxygen monitoring, nor does it have an always-on display – but it’s 64-bit dual-core S5 processor will assure it’s just as speedy, so this might be the better option, espeically if you're new to Apple Watch. But if you love the new colour options which aren’t available elsewhere, have health concerns or just want all the latest tech paired with brilliant design, choose 6.

Brighter display; Zero lag; Comfortable (even when sleeping); Faster charging;

Could do with more use cases for bloody oxygen function; Battery life could be better; In reality, not a huge jump from Apple Watch Series 5;

In my opening paragraphs to the Apple Watch SE review, I asked how Apple could improve on the already excellent Apple Watch formula, and the answer was to lower the price, which is where the Apple Watch SE succeeds. The question now becomes, where does that leave the $389-plus Apple Watch Series 6? How does it tempt you away from buying the SE, or to upgrade from a previous-generation model? Interestingly, it does so in a typically watch-like fashion, while making sure the nerdier among us also get our fill of new tech. Apple has not changed the look of the Apple Watch Series 6 from the Series 5, but it has done what many watchmakers do when they hit upon a popular design: They change the colors and introduce a special edition. You can buy the aluminum Apple Watch Series 6 with a blue case, a new gold case, or in a special (PRODUCT) RED finish, which joins the existing silver and space gray models. Along with the new case, colors come two new strap designs, the Solo Loop and Braided So...

Comprehensive health and activity tracking; Reliable software; Always-on screen adds visual appeal; New blue, red, and gold colors look great; Apple S2 chip is a powerhouse;

ECG and SpO2 measurements have limited real-world use;

If you are looking for the absolute best wearable to pair with your iPhone, this is it

Brighter display; Zero lag; Comfortable (even when sleeping); Faster charging;

Could do with more use cases for bloody oxygen function; Battery life could be better; In reality, not a huge jump from Apple Watch Series 5;

Not a huge update, and battery life is still poor, but the Apple Watch is still the best smartwatch you can buy

Brighter always on display, Great fitness tracking accuracy, Stylish and responsive

Short battery life

Operates seamlessly with iPhone and has some great features. Seems to accurately measure heart-rate. Swum in the surf with no issues. Comfortable and a good weight. Magnetic charger is easy to use and charges quickly.No issues or problems. It is disappointing that the battery life is so short.

I bought this for the health aspects I’m a chronic pain sufferer so I wasn’t about to be undertaking any real physical activity but I wanted the watch for tracking my sleep (I have insomnia ) also my heart with the constant heart rate monitor and the ECG as heart disease runs in my family and I...

I don’t know if it’s possible on a smart watch but some kind of ability to check your blood pressure would be useful

Easier than carrying your phone around when out jogging

My Smartwatch Series 6 is a really nice. It has a ton of features, it's durable, and it is user friendly. My only complaint is the battery resilience. I question the specs stating 48 hours of standby time. With a full charge and standing by, I see 36 hours at best.

I am enjoying the convenience of my new 6 Cellular I watch. I set it up to share the same phone # as my I phone. It may take a year to learn how to use all the bells and whistles. I think it is particularly useful for women who do not wish to carry around a purse or bag with their I phones inside.