The 8 Best Apple Watches

The latest Apple Watch brings you their largest watch face yet, with a full 45mm screen. Other new features include an IP6X dustproof rating, and a crack-resistant front crystal that makes this model more durable than the rest.  Like previous models, the Series 7 is water-resistant up to 50 meters, still offers great sound, and includes monitors for your blood oxygen and ECG.

Apple's latest watch launch, the Apple Watch Series 5, is seriously worth upgrading to. It's got a 30% larger screen than the 4, has an always-on retina display, and tracks your fitness thanks to an ECG app and activity tracker. Other cool features include a cycle tracking app to keep track of your monthly, a noise app that alerts you when noise levels could impact your hearing, and if that wasn't enough, it's also swim-proof. 

The Series 6 model of the Apple Watch includes all of the features we love about the Series 5, now with an additional blood oxygen and ECG sensors, perfect for the ultra-health conscious who want access to every element of their fitness. 

The Apple Watch SE includes an SOS feature with fall detection, so in case of an emergency, your watch can immediately connect you to the help you need. The clock face's Retina display is also 30% larger than the Series 3, ideal for those who prefer a slightly bigger screen. 

This one will be a little more of an investment than the basic 5, but if you want to take your Apple watch to the next level, you need the GPS + cellular model. This enables you to receive calls, text messages, and even stream music no matter where you are. 

Get everything you want from the series 4, plus access to calls, texts, and music streaming no matter where you are. Whether you're hiking a mountain or out surfing, the cellular model will keep you connected. If you're someone who likes to get adventurous, this is the watch for you.

The series 4 is a great middle ground and is definitely a crowd pleaser. It's got more features than the 3, but without the sticker shock of the 5. The display is larger, it comes in more colors (gold, silver, and space gray), and it has that handy ECG app. Just keep in mind, it requires an iPhone 5s or later. 

You'll definitely save some money opting for the series 3, but you won't be sacrificing quality. Sure, it won't have all the bells and whistles of newer models, but it features a heart sensor, is swim-proof, has a built-in GPS and Cellular, and an activity tracker—all for a fraction of the price of the latest model. This one is available in space gray and silver aluminum.