Starting with Apple Watch Series 5, Apple is adding titanium and bringing back ceramic as case material options in addition to aluminum and stainless steel. Titanium comes in two brushed metal ...

The Apple Watch Series 5 doesn't feature any drastic changes, but an always-on display makes the best smartwatch you can buy even better. ... with a white Sport Band.

The Apple Watch Series 5 was released on September 20th, 2019. Headline features include an always-on display and a built-in compass.

Apple Watch Series 5 is the latest wearable in Apple's lineup and it is more feature-packed than ever. We got our hands on the newest models to break down the best new features.

Apple Watch Series 5: Price and availability. The Series 5 is no longer available to buy new. Instead, the Series 6 starts at $399 (£399) for the smaller aluminum 40-millimeter model with GPS.

The Series 6 brings Blue and Product Red to the mix, while you can get a white Apple Watch Series 5 if you get the ceramic version. You can swap out bands with both as well.

Unboxing the Apple Watch Series 5 last week was an anticlimactic experience. ... It comes in a gorgeous all-white finish and it starts at an eye-watering $1,299. Woof!

While there was no ceramic Apple Watch Edition for Series 4 models, Apple revived the high-end white ceramic Edition model for the Series 5. With the latest Apple Watch Series 6, there is again no ...

In 2018, the Apple Watch got a big redesign. Series 4 ushered in larger displays in Apple Watches as well as a faster processor, an all-new display and an overall better experience.

In fact, except for one major change — yes, I’m talking about the new, always-on display — Series 5 is almost identical to last year’s Apple Watch. That’s not a criticism of Series 5.

Apple Watch Series 5: Apple Watch Series 4: Screen size: 44mm: 448×368 pixels, 977 sq mm display area 40mm: 324×394 pixels, 759 sq mm display area: 44mm: 448×368 pixels, 977 sq mm display area ...

Processor: The Apple Watch Series 6 is powered by the S6 64-bit dual-core processor, an upgrade over the Apple Watch Series 5’s S5 processor. Apple claims the Watch S6 is up to 20% faster than S5.