The Apple Watch Series 8 has finally arrived, and as is tradition, the Apple Watch Series 7 has been shuffled off of the tech giant’s store page and into the abyss.
That’s an oversimplification perhaps because the Apple watch series 7 remains one of the great fitness trackers you can buy in 2022 even with the arrival of its younger brother and the more rugged Apple Watch Ultra.
The Apple Watch Series 7 remains lightyears ahead of what other fitness trackers can do, and it can still run the latest watchOS, watchOS 9, without breaking a sweat.
So, is the Apple Watch Series 7 still worth buying, or should you opt for the newer version instead? There’s a good chance the model will be significantly discounted in the upcoming Prime Early Access Sale here’s everything you need to know about the watch before you commit to buying.
What is the difference between Apple Watch 7 and 8?
When it comes to sensors, the Apple Watch Series 7 offers a blood oxygen sensor, ECG function for atrial fibrillation, and an improved heart sensor over its predecessors. The Series 8, on the other hand, includes a series of extra sensors but still keeps the same components