Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love it. Still learning how to use all of its functions but I have no complaints.

Apple C6 watch is a smartwatch that lets you track your health, fitness, and notifications. It has a sleek design, a bright display, and a long battery life. It also has many features like ECG, blood oxygen, and fall detection. Apple C6 watch is a must-have for Apple fans.

I spent an hour and a half in the gym and it only tracked a fraction of my workout. Over an hour on the elliptical and it only gave me nine minutes and that probably from taking the stairs. We’re not even going to talk about the four flights of stairs I climbed for it to only register 2. I’m so disappointed as I had high expectations. Back to Fitbit I go. At least Fitbit registers my steps and/or workouts with my insurance carrier.

I held off on buying a smartwatch for a long time and had gone back and forth as to whether to buy an Apple Watch or a cheaper watch. After several months of investigating, reading reviews, researching features, etc., I decided to try the Apple Watch. I could not be happier with this purchase. Being able to track schedules, view/answer/decline calls, read and respond to text messages is great, and while I could've got these features on any number of smartwatches, the selling point here is the health features. I love the fitness rings - did not think I'd care - but I do. It is everything I want to see at a glance and not overwhelming. I love that I can still track steps, but this view gives me less anxiety than trying to count my steps every day. The ECG, Blood Oxygen, and Heart Rate monitoring features are awesome as well. I didn't think I would ever need or want them, and while they're not all-encompassing, there is a strange peace of mind in knowing that I have those available on my wrist. The watch charges quickly, and this is where I thought I'd lost interest and get frustrated, but it has really come through. While you can wear it in water, I use that opportunity to place it on the charger and it keeps the battery charged every day. I'd rather wear it while I sleep, so this habit works out perfectly for me. Another selling point for me is the sleep app. I am very picky about how I wake up. I get mad at my alarm when it makes noise, and I love that this basically taps my wrist. It's gentle, it gets my attention, and it is a far easier way to wake up than trying to find the right alarm on my phone or Echo. I'm really happy and would recommend this watch to anyone.

Love it. Was easy to set up, and it still going today! I can keep an eye on my heart rate & BP, and I can't tell you how often it helps me find my phone. Plus, I ordered fun sparkly wristbands, so most people don't even realize what I'm wearing!

Upgrading from Series 3 to Series 6 and I enjoy the slightly larger screen, fast operation and better battery life. Functionally it's not much different but the new ECG and blood oxygen level tools seem useful. The only drawback is its high price. It gives me everything I need from a smart watch in my active life and I look forward to using it for at least 3 years. I tested a Garmin watch for a few days (not user-friendly at all) and a Whoop band for a month (cool analytics but not worth the monthly subscription with so many fitness apps available for Apple Watch) and realized that nothing beats the Apple user interface and overall functionality.

After being a loyal FitBit wearer for years, I’d had it with how quickly they bit the dust. I’d wanted an Apple Watch for years but I just couldn’t justify the cost. Until this newest version. I knew immediately that I would buy it for my wheelchair bound husband (wheelchair mode - THANK YOU!) but I had to talk myself in to one for myself. I’m so glad that I did! There has been a learning curve but there is plenty of information online to answer all of my questions. The Apple Watch is well made and has so many functions that are important to me - the ECG, for example - my husband is catastrophically wounded and has a plethora of medical issues including cardiac arrest multiple times in the hours and days after the explosion. Swim mode - because as an amputee with a LLE salvage he can no longer run, play baseball/softball or work out in any of the ways that he used to. But he can swim! The ability to reply to texts with voice that converts to text - because he has a TBI and lost his left eye so speaking his replies is helpful. But I digress - why do *I* like it for *me*? Because I know that it’s going to continue working for years and that if I do have an issue, Apple Care is there to help. I also feel that the calories burned is more accurate with the Apple Watch which helps me continue on my weight loss journey. (I’ve lost almost 50 pounds so far!) I love the ease of putting the band on and taking it off - I used to get so frustrated with the Fitbit(s) and those impossible pins. Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to an Apple Watch - you won’t regret it.

This is my third Apple Watch, prior to this one, I had the 38mm cases, but I am loving the 40mm, I have an easier time reading the display than I did on the 38mm. This one seems to do a better job of picking up my heart rate while in use, my last watch would blank out in the middle of a workout and never give me an accurate read of the heart rate. The ECG and blood oxygen features are new feature, as they were not on my last version. Very easy to pair and quickly synced up with the last backup of my old watch.

Great watch , great gps , great battery, great quality and price

The best value Apple Watch at the moment It has GPS, water resistance to depths of 50 meters, sleep tracking, a heart rate monitor, great fitness tracking abilities, a decent display, and a design that makes it look a lot more premium than its price tag suggests. The Apple Watch SE also has a speedy Apple S5 chipset

Gift from my husband in 2020. So far it’s functional and up to date. Its wifi and bluetooth enabled and connected to my iPhone. I can text and answer call with it. I have not encountered any issues so far. I can check incoming messages if my phone is inside the purse. Tried to swim with it and drop a couple of times and still working. The only time i dont wear it is when i take shower.

My wife who is a Nurse has been under extreme stress with the Covid pandemic and attending to Covid patients. She saw other nurses with an Apple watch and asked what was so useful about having one. In a few words they explained how it helped managed their heart rate with increased stress and staying connected with their family much easier to keep normal. My wife has been eyeing one but she does not like spoiling herself. I bought her the pink one and she said it is the best present she ever received in our 31 years of marriage.... I do believe this. The nurses now challenge themselves with how active they are in getting fit using it. It is nice to put a smile on my wife's face during these difficult times and it is nice there is such a product out there that helps these brave people. My wife truly loves Minnie Mouse telling her what time it is. It synched up in such a simple manner to her phone and Mac, great product.

I have health issues and having a watch that I can check blood oxygen and heart rate is crucial. I upgraded from a series 3 and this one is way more awesome! It did come new in box with a dead battery but apparently from what I can see (on apple site) many others have had that issue so not sure if Apple just doesnt ship with charged batteries or what but I have had NO problem since. One thing I do like is the watch face that stay lit so you can just look at it for time. My old watch i had to tap on screen to see time. All in all I live this watch and real easy to use!

I purchased this after my entire watch screen randomly decided to fall off of my Apple Watch Series 1, and I must say that the jump from a Series 1 to Series 6 was pretty amazing. I love that the screen is significantly bigger and that it’s almost full screen (I can actually see my notifications now), the ECG and Blood Oxygen apps are fantastic, and, although I don’t use it myself, the Always On and Sleep Tracking features are nice additions. Even though I was not entirely ready to upgrade my watch, I am so happy that I did. The upgrades on this device make it all worth it.

I love the space gray and black sport band. Easy to set up. I thought I had to unpair my old watch, and as it turns out, you don't have to. It recognizes automatically which watch you are wearing! So I can still keep the old one and use it whenever I want. Love the blood oxygen and ECG features of the new 6 model. Very easy to navigate and I love the larger screen. I went from a 38mm to 40mm. Not too big, not too small. I wear this when I walk, swim, or do any exercise and it keeps track of my fitness levels. I cannot say enough about my Apple Watch. I looooove it!!!!

This is my first smart watch and it is amazing. I love that I can track my fitness goals and check my heart rate, blood oxygen and ecg.

And it works as advertised. I use to count my steps. I use it to count my calories burned. I use it to check my blood pressure. I use it to listen to my Pandora stations. I use it mostly for telling time! I use it in the real world. And so will you. When you get right down to it and wrist watch is a very handy device and if it's an Apple Watch then it is handy and more. I bought the 40 mm version and while I have a 7.5" wrist, the watch looks fine on me. I have a handicap and tend to fall. A lot. So I got this watch from Apple as my kids said I could set it up so that if I know myself out (again!) it will call for help. So far I have NOT tested that aspect of it but it is an otherwise fine timepiece and one I recommend solely on the basis that it keeps accurate time, is silent while doing so and when silence is neither wanted or needed, it can play my Pandora stations! I have tried the EKG doohickey a few times and each time i said I was fine. I knew that... ;-) If you want a "smart" watch you could do far worse than a new fApple watch! I like mine very much! Highly recommended? You betcha! Trust me. I know what I'm doin' when I'm reviewin'.

I got it as my B-day gift. It is nice! You do not have chance battery. Easy to use!

This watch does everything I need it to: notification alerts, heart rate tracking, EKG, O2 monitoring, text messaging, playlist and sound control, and, of course, fitness tracking. The watch was very easy to learn to use, and by day three I felt like I was already a pro with it. My only concern is that the silicone (or maybe rubber) band that came with the watch caused a painful rash on my wrist, but I solved that issue easily by covering the band with an old scrunchie.

This watch had a tough act to follow - the Garmin Vivoactive 4s. I loved the Garmin with its app that has detailed access to health information; however, it had a weak offering of smartwatch features such as the ability to read text messages. The Apple watch excels at offering features such as seamlessly integrating with the iPhone (though it will also pair with my Microsoft Surface Pro and iPad easily) and Apple music, reading texts and answering calls, vibrating alarms, customizable watch faces (though the Garmin has a better selection), turn-by-turn map directions (though Google maps are more accurate at anticipating traffic) and integrating with Siri. I am VERY happy with this watch since it excels at smartwatch features and has a good offering for health enthusiasts like me -- HRV measurements, resting heart rate measurements, VO2 max, Stand Up reminders for those who sit too long, Breathe reminders for mental health, etc. It has a wide array of complementary apps that I have not explored yet, some of which cost under $10 but most significantly less than that. Overall, if you want great smartwatch features and decent health statistics as well, go for the Apple watch. If you prefer a stronger health and fitness oriented watch, including very detailed sleep and exercise data, get the Garmin Vivoactive 4 or a Garmin Fenix series watch. Note that the larger Apple Watch and the Garmins are fairly decent sized watches -- the 4s looked very big on my wrist; the 40mm smaller Apple watch isn't overwhelming in comparison. Small wrists -- go for the 40mm.