Earlier, Apple Watch Series 3 GPS+Cellular will be officially released today, and friends with questions will also send lazy bags to answer various problems that may be encountered in the new form. Since it is on sale today, you can try it out if you want to order less? The editor will get a new watch and try it out to see if the LTE version is really worth the money.
Unconsciously, Apple Watch has arrived in its third generation. The latest member, Series 3 GPS+Cellular, still uses familiar designs, and there are also two styles to choose from, 38 and 42mm. However, the Series 3 GPS+Cellular crown is marked with red dots, otherwise the appearance may not be distinguished from Series 2.
Series 3 GPS+Cellular version crown is recorded with red dots
The bottom also has an optical heart rate monitor
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Compared with Series 2 (left), if you don’t look at the small red dots, you may not be able to distinguish the appearance.
Of course, the focus of this watch is that it is equipped with LTE online function and the built-in eSIM module can "bring" the mobile phone number to the watch for use (currently exclusive to csl / 1O1O). Supporting LTE online means that this table can be operated independently. Even if the iPhone is not around, you can call incoming calls, listen to streaming music at any time, use Apple Map or live chat programs, etc. But be aware that listening to streaming music currently only supports Apple Music. Other commonly used ones such as MOOV or KKBOX will be announced by relevant parties. After all, the Series 3 GPS+Cellular version is still initially launched, and I believe it will still support it in the future. There will be more phone calls on the surface of
, which means that the user can operate independently and call incoming calls at any time. The
LTE version can synchronize contacts and favorites on iPhone and other settings. The "Mobile Data" option will be added in the
Watch App. Is
worth overpaying $500, and switch from Wi-Fi to buying the Series 3 GPS+Cellular version? The editor thinks it is worth it. If you are a person who can do exercise (most often run), you can go out with the Series 3 GPS+Cellular version; use the GPS in the table to record routes, LTE online to facilitate calls when necessary, or you can also listen to streaming music while running (provided that you can use Apple Music services now), and go to Apple Pay to buy a piece of water after running, and you can do it without bringing your phone with you for more than an hour. But always remember that even with LTE online, the Series 3 GPS+Cellular version is not a "universal" one, but as a "compensation" for not using your phone to go out, it is valuable.
