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Which Apple Watch should you buy: Series 1 or Series 2? Not sure which version of Apple Watch to order? Here are the pros and cons. There are a lot of choices that go into picking an Apple Watch, including size, casing, color, and bands. With the newest Apple Watch, Apple has added another choice to the mix: features. Now, when you go to order your wearable, you'll have to decide whether you want to get an Apple Watch from Series 1 or Series 2.

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What's the difference? Which is best for you and your needs? Read on. See at Apple.

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What's the difference between Series 1 and Series 2? When the Apple Watch was released in April 2. In September 2. 01. Apple announced two new feature variations, called Series 1 and Series 2, respectively. Series 1 is nigh- identical in pretty much every way to Series 0, but it gets the same dual- core processor present in Series 2. In contrast, Series 2 gets a bevy of new features: Water resistance for swimming, a speaker that spits out water after said swimming workouts, GPS and run tracking, upgraded ceramic backs for all models, and a brighter 1.

Retina display. Series 2 watches are also a bit thicker and heavier than their predecessors. Models and styles. Series 1 and Series 2 are primarily differentiated by internal features, but they also have markedly different exterior Watch models.

Series 1 is essentially Apple's entry- level Watch option for new users: It's limited to Silver, Space Gray, Gold, or Rose Gold Sport aluminum casings, and pricing ranges from just $2. Series 2, in contrast, offers all of Apple's current case options: Like Series 1, you can buy a watch in any of the aluminum Sport casings, but with greater variation in paired bands. In addition, however, you can also get a Steel Apple Watch, Ceramic Apple Watch Edition, Nike+ Apple Watch, or Hermes Watch with Series 2 internals.

Also keep in mind that the Hermes and Nike+ models are somewhat time- delayed: Hermes options will be available for pre- order on September 9, but won't ship until late September; the Nike+ models won't go on sale until late October. If you're looking for a budget Apple Watch buy and don't care much about casing style, the Apple Watch Series 1 may be the wearable for you. If you're instead interested in the Nike+, Ceramic, Steel, or Hermes options, you'll want to consider Series 2. Speed, speed, speed. When it comes to the speed of your watch, you'll be equally served by either Series 1 or Series 2. Technically, the two watches have slightly different system- on- a- chip options powering them: Series 1 sports an S1. P, while Series 2 has the S2.

But as we understand it, this primarily refers to the other bits on that chip, including Series 2's integrated GPS antenna, rather than any real change in speed. In that regard, both the S1. P and S2 feature the same dual- core processor. If you want your watch to be snappy and responsive, you'll be happily served by either Series 1 or Series 2. Battery life. As mentioned previously, all of the Series 2 models come with integrated GPS: You'll now be able to track your walks and runs in the Activity app (and in third- party programs) without having to bring an i. Phone along for the ride.

Unfortunately, because GPS chats with satellites and local cell towers to get your location, it can prove to be a bit of a drain on your battery life. On Apple's battery testing website, the company acknowledged that using GPS features like run- tracking without your i. Phone nearby will nix up to three hours from your workout time (up to 8 hours with i.

Phone present, up to 5 hours without i. Phone). That said, GPS isn't an always- on feature — it's specifically integrated into features like running workouts and turn- by- turn directions. If you don't use these kinds of features, you won't put strain on your battery. And if you're a distance runner, you can greatly improve your battery life by using an external strap to measure your heart rate, taking the stress off the Apple Watch itself. If you want GPS for run and walk- tracking, Series 2 is the series for you. If you're worried about draining your battery, or don't plan on using GPS, you should be happy with Series 1. Water resistance.

Are you the next Katie Ledecky or Michael Phelps? If so, the Series 2 models should surprise and delight: They've been made . In addition, the one hole in the Apple Watch's casing — the speaker/microphone combo — has a new . We've never had problems taking the Apple Watch in the pool, shower, or even on short swims, but that kind of regular exposure can slowly break down its internal seals and lead to wear and tear. If you plan to swim regularly with the Apple Watch and you want to track your swimming workouts, you'll want the Series 2.

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If it's just brief water exposure for you, the Series 1 will do you just fine. Brightness. Series 1 has the same high- quality OLED Retina display present in the first- generation . Here's some more information about the craziness of measuring nits, from Gizmodo.)Series 2 blasts that old display with twice the luminance, however, offering a whopping 1. Apple has ever created. Why so bright? Largely, this is to make glancing at your watch in broad daylight an easier experience. I've personally never had problems with the Apple Watch in sunlight at its darkest setting, but if your eyes demand a bright, crisp screen, you can't go wrong with the Series 2 models. If you don't mind a slightly darker screen, Series 1's OLED experience should still serve you well.

Weight and materials. There is a slight weight and size difference between Series 1 and Series 2: Series 1 has an identical casing to the first- generation Apple Watch Sport, with a 1. In contrast, the Series 2 version of the Sport is . It's also a few grams heavier, with the 3. In our hands- on with both models (as well as the original Series 0 version of the Sport), we didn't see a noticeable weight or bulk difference, but that's not to say it'll be invisible for every Watch user. And those weights increase as you look at Steel or Ceramic options, which go up to 5.

There's one other thing to consider: The durability of the back casing. Series 1 Sport models come with the same composite back found on the original Apple Watch; in contrast, the Series 2 Sport offers a ceramic back from the start — an option previously limited to the higher- end Steel and Edition models. If you're worried about scratches on your back casing from dust or the magnetic charger interfering with your heart rate monitor, however, Series 2's ceramic back may provide more peace of mind. Pricing. If you're on a budget, the Series 1 Apple Watch is the natural pick here: It starts at just $2. Apple Watch entry point ever, and the 4. Watch will cost you just $3.

Series 2, in contrast, starts $1. Yu Gi Oh Season 1 Episode 31. Sport at $3. 69, and goes into the mid- $1. Edition and Hermes models. If you're not on an extreme budget but still want to be price- conscious, the decision centers around how much use you'll get out of the extra $1. Series 2 Sport provides: Do you need GPS, swim resistance, and a ceramic back? If not, you can easily grab a Series 1 watch and enjoy the same internal performance improvements. Who should get the Apple Watch Series 1?

The Series 1 models are great for new Apple Watch users — especially those on a budget. The Sport casing, Ion- X screen, and composite back is durable for most uses, and the dual- core processor allows you to get the most out of watch. OS 3 and third- party apps. The Series 1 is also a tad bit thinner and lighter than its Series 2 counterparts.

Who should get the Apple Watch Series 2? The Series 2 models are the latest and greatest in Apple Watch, and it shows: You can choose between Sport, Steel, or Ceramic casings — and even from special Nike or Hermes partnerships — to fit your personal style. The display is brighter than ever for outdoor activities, and the dual- core processor helps keep your apps speedy and your battery from running out.

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