Apple’s Series 7 is the company’s first substantial overhaul since the Series 4 debuted in 2018. For the first time, the new watch is offered in 41mm and 45mm sizes, as opposed to the 40mm and 44mm sizes found on the Series 4 through Series 6 models.
What’s new: The screen on the Apple Watch Series 7 is nearly 20% larger than the Series 6 and more than 50% larger than the Series 3. The screen boundaries are also 40% narrower than on the Series 6, allowing Apple to increase the screen size without making the device significantly bigger.
Don’t worry, existing watch bands will still work with the Series 7. On an Apple Watch, you can find pricing as low as $120.
After being superseded by the Apple Watch Series 8 barely a month ago, several shops are clearing out stock of the now-previous-generation Apple Watch Series 7 with some appealing prices.
If you don’t need the latest and best, you can save big on the GPS-only Series 7 model at Walmart right now, where the 45mm gadget is just $309. That’s the lowest price we’ve seen and $120 off the original retail price. The pricing is nearly the same at Target, where a similar model costs $310.
Should I buy Apple Watch 7 or 8?
Apple Watch Series 8 Apple Watch Series 8 dethrones Series 7, becoming the greatest wearable to buy for tracking your fitness levels and notifications. It boasts all-day battery life and a new body temperature sensor to increase metric precision.