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Apple Watch Series 3 vs. 6: What Are the Differences?

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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Apple Watch has been one of the most popular wearable devices on the market since its release in 2015. With the latest models, the Apple Watch Series 3 and Series 6, there are several differences that set them apart. In this article, we will compare the features of the Apple Watch Series 3 versus the Apple Watch Series 6.

Design and Display:

Both the Apple Watch Series 3 and Series 6 have a rectangular shape with rounded edges. The screen sizes are also the same. However, the Apple Watch Series 6 comes with an always-on Retina display that is 2.5 times brighter outdoors than the Apple Watch Series 3. Moreover, the Series 6 comes with an exclusive S6 SiP (System in Package) that is 20% faster than its predecessor. The Series 6 also features new watch faces, including bold and futuristic designs.

Fitness and Health features:

The Series 6 comes with additional fitness and health features than the Series 3. The Series 6 comes with a SpO2 sensor that measures blood oxygen levels, which can indicate the overall health and fitness of an individual. This feature is crucial for those who work out regularly, athletes, and anyone wanting to maintain a healthy lifestyle. In contrast, the Apple Watch Series 3 doesn’t have a SpO2 sensor.

The Series 6 also comes with an upgraded ECG app that can record an ECG (electrocardiogram) whenever you wish. It detects any abnormal heart rhythms and warns you if your heart rate goes over or below the set limit. It is a feature that can save lives, and the Apple Watch Series 3 doesn’t have this feature.

Connectivity:

The Apple Watch Series 6 comes with a U1 chip that enables Ultra-Wideband technology. It allows you to find your iPhone quickly and precisely. The Apple Watch Series 3 doesn’t have this feature.

Battery Life:

The battery life of the Apple Watch Series 6 is better than the Apple Watch Series 3. The Series 6 comes with an improved battery life of up to 18 hours on a single charge. In contrast, the Series 3 lasts for up to 14 hours on a single charge.

Price:

The Apple Watch Series 3 is priced at $199 (GPS) and $229 (GPS + Cellular). In contrast, the Apple Watch Series 6 is priced at $399 (GPS) and $499 (GPS + Cellular).

Conclusion:

Both the Apple Watch Series 3 and the Series 6 are excellent smartwatches, but there are several differences between them. The Apple Watch Series 6 is undeniably better than the Series 3, with new features like the always-on Retina display, U1 chip, SpO2 sensor, and ECG app. If you are a fitness enthusiast or looking for more features, the Apple Watch Series 6 is worth the extra cost. However, if you are on a budget, the Series 3 is a great option with many features at an affordable price.     

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