Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have been waiting for smart watches to adopt cell technology. Once Apple released this product I was ready! Everything about the watch is amazing... The only down side is the battery but not bad. I typically get two solid days and half of the third. The watch changes your life over time. It allows you not to be attached to your phone every second of the day!

My Apple Watch with cellular is awesome. Love it. This is my third Apple Watch.

Been an avid apple user for a long time now and had to get the new Apple Watch series 3 celluar! It’s an all around great watch, comfortable and very handy. The only 2 features I wish it had, that I’ve found so far, is I wish the volume would go a little higher for phone calls and I wish there was an “always on” feature. Other then that....such an awesome Watch and now I don’t always have to have my phone with me, especially when I forget it.

I wasn’t sure about this but after doing a little research it was a good choice

My dad really loves his watch so far. He only uses it to track his steps and his move goal. It works just as good as the one I have and I have a series 4. Overall great buy for the price

Love my Apple Watch. Love the app that checks heart rate, and activity-I sit at a desk all day and I like that it reminds me to stand-and to breathe and to move! Also receive calls and talk on this Watch!

got like new apple watch 3+ nike 42mm nice buy got lucky nice and price too

easy to use, light and comfortable also the water resistant is very cool

I bought this for my brother for Christmas, he really loves it.

Having a lot of the iPhone features with the convenience of a watch is way cool! The watch works great as a phone even if you don’t add it your service plan as long as you have your phone near by... For a few dollars more get the cellular model because it comes with the ceramic back and 8 more gigabytes of space and the cellular is there if you decide on it in the future. Besides, the red dot on the dial crown is cool too!

This watch is awesome. Had the first Apple Watch before this and this Watch is even better. The battery life is better and love not having to have my phone with me. Great when I’m watching my kids playing sports not having to carry my phone along. My first watch wasn’t waterproof this one is. All around a better product. I recommend this watch if someone wants to upgrade

I love my Apple Watch. I wear and use it everyday. I like the activity tracking that it offers. I mainly lift weights, ride an bike indoors and jog outside. Using the activity app that comes with the watch is super easy. I also use the Nike app for when I jog and slightly prefer that. I also used Run Keeper too. Swiping is easier now with the updated insides. No jutter or jack. My bluetooth connection is excellent too. I have used the cellular capabilities too and I have not complaints. It was nice to be able to receive texts, emails and phone calls while out on a jog. Phone calls are good as long as you are not in a loud environment. I use siri a lot on this watch, especially for setting timers and alarms that I need at my work. I love being able to control my music through the watch to. What I like most about this watch is that I am no longer tied to my phone. I can leave it on a table go about what I need to do and not worry about missing a text, email or phone call, they all come to my watch.

I've always been a fan of the Apple Watch and have rocked the Series 1 for a few years now. I was very excited to hear that Apple came out with one with cellular. There are times where I like to leave my phone at home to go grocery shopping or run other errands and feel like I've disconnected from the world for a bit. It's nice to be able to obtain that feeling with this new watch by being able to leave my phone at home but still be connected just in case someone needs me for an emergency.

I was a bit apprehensive about replacing my FitBit with an Apple Watch, but it has been a great decision! It has all of the functionality of the Charge HR it replaced plus a lot of additional features that really make a difference. I like the ability to customize many of the Apple Watch’d features which was unavailable with my FitBit. I have yet to activate the cellular service on the Apple Watch, but i don’t think it is 100% necessary. The Apple Watch with cellular capability is worth the extra money solely for the additional storage space. I was able to load every app with Watch features I had on my phone onto my Apple Watch with plenty of room to spare for everything else I could want.

I am happy with my purchase considering the fact that I got it $200 cheaper due to a gift card from the phone that I bought a month ago. I did a little research and also asked a few questions of people I knew who already owned previous versions of the Apple Watch. It took every bit of this information to put together a decision on which watch to buy. My tech guy over sold some features, the casual user undersold a few, and the people in the store were all over the place with false information and idk’s which I specifically asked to see if they were just going in for the sale. Here is my early assessment of the Apple Watch 3 cellular. Good: The battery far out performs my expectation. I have plenty of juice on day three of moderate use. Bad: I had to dial down the haptic and notifications (I experienced sensory overload the first time my phone rang, headphones vibrated around my neck, and watch vibrated and dinged on my wrist all at the same time.) Good: Siri and the scribble feature to send text are my favorite features so far. Bad: The heart rate sensor gave me a reading while it was sitting on a desk. I’m not sure how accurate it has been when it is on my wrist either. I keep getting high readings when I’m just sitting still. There are a lot of apps that I’ve played around with and they seem to work fine. This, combined with the fact that I am not staring at my phone every 20 seconds is a win for me. I am very happy with the watch so far.

The cellular model means you don't have to carry your phone with you at all times. Great for workout times.

The Series 3 is an excellent update to the series 2. I highly recommend it! While out running yesterday, a call came through and was passed effortlessly to my Power Beats 3. The call was clear and crisp and the caller had no issues hearing me even while I was running. Battery life is great. I easily get through the day with a single charge.

This is my first Apple watch and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. It is very easy to use, has a very nice look to it. I really enjoy the fact I can make calls directly from the watch itself. Definitely comes in handy when I am at the gym.

At first I was skeptical about this watch. I first bought the non cellular version, liked it a lot so I upgraded to the cellular version within a few days. I have had a few fitbits over the past 4 or 5 years and wanted to try something different. It took me a little while to figure out how the notifications worked with my phone, but once I learned how they worked I was good to go. The battery life will get me through 2 days if I want. I have purchased a sleep app to track my sleep and it works similar to the fit bit. Overall I would say if you have the funds get the Apple Watch over another fitbit.

Even though it is last year's model, this Apple Watch (Series III) with Cellular, still amazes me and surprises my friends with how well it works. After years of never allowing myself to be more than a few feet from my iPhone, I can now go almost anywhere without it and only barely miss it because I can still get (and make) calls, texts and emails. In fact, if you did not need an iPhone to make one work (an unfortunate shortcoming, even with the cell enabled model), you could probably do quite well withOUT owning a phone, so long as you had a cellular connected tablet to take with you when needed. My biggest complaint about the watch is that it does not pair with other types of devices and work as a wifi hotspot, since these two features would mostly eliminate the need for a pricey additional device. If for no other reason, this watch has improved my productivity by keeping me more punctual and less forgetful about time. The reason is that I set timers and reminders 3 or 4 times more often than before because doing so is remarkably fast and easy by speaking into the watch. The heartbeat monitor appears accurate for me 80% of the time within about 5 bpm, which I think is within an acceptable margin of error, and it charges so quickly that I can wear it all day and night and charge it in the morning when I am showering and getting dressed. I doubt that it will be more than a couple of more years before most people look strangely at anyone who wears an antiquated non-smart watch, in light of how useful and bug free the Apple Watch has become, and one presumes other manufacturers' watches will soon be. In fact, I recently sold an expensive mechanical watch because this watch has convinced me that in the near future brandishing it will signal approximately as much social status as answering a flip phone or listening to a headphone radio with a telescoping antenna. Bottom line, if I did not own an iPhone, I would switch just so that I could take advantage of this device until the competition catches up.