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While the Series 8's extra health sensors are the biggest reason to potentially choose it over the SE, there are a few other extras to consider. The Series 8 can charge more quickly than the SE, as it inherits the fast-charging capabilities of the Series 6 and 7.

The Verdict: which Apple Watch is right for me? As you can see, the two models presented are very similar. If you don't need the temperature sensor or accident detection, opt for the Apple Watch 7 or even the Apple Watch Series 6 for that matter. The price difference between models is sometimes substantial.

Overall, the Apple Watch Series 8 is a very minor upgrade over the Series 7, with the body temperature sensor and Crash Detection being the only significant changes, meaning that it is difficult to recommend upgrading.

There are essentially two main new additions with the Apple Watch Series 8. Firstly, there's a new temperature sensor that monitors your skin temperature. Many fitness trackers use this to identify an incoming infection, but Apple Watch Series 8 uses it to help with cycle and fertility tracking.

Size and design The Apple Watch Series 8 looks the same as the Series 7, with the same thin bezels. The size also stayed the same. You can choose between 41mm and 45mm. The Series 8 aluminum is available in the 4 colors Midnight (black), Starlight (white gold), red, and silver.

The ‌Apple Watch SE‌ is a low-cost option that still offers many of the Apple Watch features that have made the device so popular over the years, while the Apple Watch Series 8 offers a more feature-rich experience with additional health monitoring capabilities.

Apple Watch Series 8 has an innovative sensor that tracks your temperature while you sleep, so you can see changes over time. Cycle Tracking uses this data to provide a retrospective estimate of when you likely ovulated, which can be helpful for family planning.

The Verdict: which Apple Watch is right for me? As you can see, the two models presented are very similar. If you don't need the temperature sensor or accident detection, opt for the Apple Watch 7 or even the Apple Watch Series 6 for that matter. The price difference between models is sometimes substantial.

All-day battery life is based on the following use: 90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of app use, and a 60-minute workout with music playback from Apple Watch via Bluetooth, over the course of 18 hours; Apple Watch Series 8 (GPS) usage includes connection to iPhone via Bluetooth during the entire 18-hour ...

The Apple Watch Ultra (top) and Apple Watch Series 8 (bottom) are both big upgrades if you have an Apple Watch that's at least 2-3 years old.

Display is the essentially the same If you were hoping for a larger screen on the Series 8, you'll have to let it go. Both the Series 7 and Series 8 have an always-on retina display and either a 41mm or 45 mm face.

While the Series 8's extra health sensors are the biggest reason to potentially choose it over the SE, there are a few other extras to consider. The Series 8 can charge more quickly than the SE, as it inherits the fast-charging capabilities of the Series 6 and 7.

The Verdict: which Apple Watch is right for me? As you can see, the two models presented are very similar. If you don't need the temperature sensor or accident detection, opt for the Apple Watch 7 or even the Apple Watch Series 6 for that matter. The price difference between models is sometimes substantial.

Overall, the Apple Watch Series 8 is a very minor upgrade over the Series 7, with the body temperature sensor and Crash Detection being the only significant changes, meaning that it is difficult to recommend upgrading.

There are essentially two main new additions with the Apple Watch Series 8. Firstly, there's a new temperature sensor that monitors your skin temperature. Many fitness trackers use this to identify an incoming infection, but Apple Watch Series 8 uses it to help with cycle and fertility tracking.

Size and design The Apple Watch Series 8 looks the same as the Series 7, with the same thin bezels. The size also stayed the same. You can choose between 41mm and 45mm. The Series 8 aluminum is available in the 4 colors Midnight (black), Starlight (white gold), red, and silver.

The ‌Apple Watch SE‌ is a low-cost option that still offers many of the Apple Watch features that have made the device so popular over the years, while the Apple Watch Series 8 offers a more feature-rich experience with additional health monitoring capabilities.

Apple Watch Series 8 has an innovative sensor that tracks your temperature while you sleep, so you can see changes over time. Cycle Tracking uses this data to provide a retrospective estimate of when you likely ovulated, which can be helpful for family planning.

The Verdict: which Apple Watch is right for me? As you can see, the two models presented are very similar. If you don't need the temperature sensor or accident detection, opt for the Apple Watch 7 or even the Apple Watch Series 6 for that matter. The price difference between models is sometimes substantial.

All-day battery life is based on the following use: 90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of app use, and a 60-minute workout with music playback from Apple Watch via Bluetooth, over the course of 18 hours; Apple Watch Series 8 (GPS) usage includes connection to iPhone via Bluetooth during the entire 18-hour ...

The Apple Watch Ultra (top) and Apple Watch Series 8 (bottom) are both big upgrades if you have an Apple Watch that's at least 2-3 years old.

Display is the essentially the same If you were hoping for a larger screen on the Series 8, you'll have to let it go. Both the Series 7 and Series 8 have an always-on retina display and either a 41mm or 45 mm face.

Display is the essentially the same If you were hoping for a larger screen on the Series 8, you'll have to let it go. Both the Series 7 and Series 8 have an always-on retina display and either a 41mm or 45 mm face.