- Battery life
- Water resistance
- Display type
Specs that matter
Display
- Panel
- OLED
- Brightness
- 1000 nits
Performance
- Processor
- S6 SiP with 64-bit dual-core processor
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Should you buy it?
The Series 6 added a blood oxygen sensor, the faster S6 chip, an always-on altimeter, the U1 ultra-wideband chip and an always-on display that's 2.5x brighter outdoors when your wrist is down. Charging is faster too. ECG, fall detection and polished fitness tracking carry over. The design barely moved, blood oxygen readings aren't medical grade, and battery life is still rated at 18 hours.
Best for
Fitness and health trackers who want a reliable all-rounder
Not for
Anyone after multi-day battery life
Main strengthBlood oxygen sensor
Main weaknessBattery rated at only 18 hours
Reasons to buy
Blood oxygen sensor
Brighter always-on display
Faster S6 chip and quicker charging
ECG and fall detection
Reasons to avoid
Battery rated at only 18 hours
Blood oxygen readings aren't medical grade
Little design change
Measured view—/10What the pros say.
