The Apple Watch Series 7 has been discontinued and can cost as much as the Series 9. Only buy it if it's notably discounted, as it offers a similar set of main features and health sensors.

Get a refurbished Apple Watch Series 7 for just $154.99 (reg. $499) — the sleek wearable that tracks your health, texts your ...

Anyone with a Series 3 watch, or earlier, wanting a new watch should upgrade to a Series 7. But, if you have an SE, Series 5 or Series 6 and can hold out another year, I would probably wait.

Apple Watch Series 8 keeps on with the same sizes that launched with Apple Watch Series 7. That’s 45 and 41mm cases and a larger display that’s 20% bigger than Series 4-6/SE and 50% larger ...

Apple introduced the Apple Watch Series 7 in 2021, and it featured significant design changes from earlier models. Those changes were largely carried over to the Series 8 and Series 9.

The Apple Watch Series 7 is a premium smartwatch and is priced as such. $400 is the usual starting price of Apple’s flagship smartwatches, so nothing has changed there but as this isn’t the ...

Apple Watch Series 7 was announced alongside the iPhone 13 family back in September, but preorders are just now available for the smartwatch.

The Apple Watch Series 7 is not yet available for sale—or even for pre-order. This is almost certainly due to issues that have popped up in ramping up to large-scale manufacturing of the watch ...

The Apple Watch Series 6 also begins at $399, so it's likely that the Series 7 will follow the same pricing structure. The more premium finishes typically drive up the price significantly.

The Apple Watch Series 7 should offer the same ‘all-day battery life’ that the Series 6 does, which essentially means you should get 18 hours. Where things do differ is when it comes to ...

If you're looking for a green Apple Watch, the Series 7 is the only place you'll find it. The 7's blue is a little lighter as well (I think it looks nicer but it's all in the eye of the beholder).

During our coverage of Apple’s fall event, Wirecutter senior editor Mark Smirniotis noted that the Apple Watch Series 7 promised to charge from 0% to 80% in 45 minutes and to charge enough for ...