The Apple Watch Series 8 is a small upgrade over the Series 7, but at this price, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The new wristwear includes accident detection, which might be beneficial in an emergency, and temperature monitoring, which can assist in tracking ovulation cycles if you’re trying to conceive.
The elements we loved in Series 7 remain, including a superb always-on display, quick performance including charging, and a solid operating system.
That means there are still some snags. Even with watchOS 9, Apple’s sleep tracking is rather restricted. While the new low-power mode might extend battery life, you’ll probably want to charge it every day.
If you don’t need the always-on screen or enhanced health tracking, the Apple Watch SE provides a good portion of the main experience for less money. When the price gap is reduced to $100, the Series 8 becomes much more appealing.
Will Apple Watch 8 have blood glucose monitor?
According to a recent rumour, Apple’s suppliers are presently building components for next-generation sensors in the Apple Watch Series 8 that will allow customers to assess their blood glucose levels.