Apple on Tuesday officially announced the Apple Watch Series 6, bringing blood oxygen sensing and new case finishes to the wearable lineup.

Apple Watch Series 6 will be available in stores this Friday, September 18, with prices starting at $399 for the 40mm GPS aluminum model. Pre-orders starts today in the United States and other ...

Rounding out the color changes, the Apple Watch Series 6 is available in the same two titanium color finishes as the Series 5: space black and silver. Display: Apple Watch Series 5 vs. Series 6 ...

The sensor on the Series 6 can measure the oxygen saturation of your blood; a new, lower-cost Apple Watch SE starts at $279. Both can tap into Apple's new Fitness+ subscription service.

The Apple Watch Series 6 features more colors and a new health sensor for blood oxygen monitoring.

Apple Watch Series 7 launched on Oct. 15. Comparing the new watch to Series 6 points out upgrades in size, colors, charging times, and more.

The Apple Watch Series 6 is the best version of the best smartwatch in the world. But it might not be the right device for you. The classier materials, new colors and always-on display are key ...

Apple announced the Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE. Check out all the new features including face options, blood oxygen measurements and more.

Current Apple Watch owners should only consider upgrading to the Series 6 if they own the Series 3 or older. Here's a longer look at what it's been like to use the Apple Watch Series 6.

Apple says the Series 7 offers 33% faster charging than the 6 thanks to new charging architecture and a magnetic fast charger USB-C cable, which incidentally, will be available for the Apple Watch SE.

With a $50 premium versus $100 on the Series 6, the cellular Apple Watch SE is only $30 more than last year’s Series 3, which has far fewer features. Our pick: This is basically a case of what ...

The Apple Watch Series 6 is smaller (40mm and 44mm) than the Series 9 (41mm and 45mm). The Series 9 now features a neural processor that allows onboard Siri computations. The Series 6 does not.