(NEW) Apple Watch Series 7 (Cellular) (45mm) (Open Box)

The Apple Watch has been a great investment! It’s become an essential part of my daily routine, helping me stay on top of notifications, fitness goals, and even sleep tracking. The design is sleek, comfortable to wear all day, and it integrates seamlessly with my other Apple devices, making things like replying to messages or controlling music super convenient.That said, the battery life requires some planning. I usually charge it the night before, and then again in the morning to ensure it’s above 80% for the day. By the evening, it needs another charge to get through the night. It’s a bit of a hassle, but it’s manageable with a routine.Despite the battery trade-off, the fitness tracking and other features are excellent. It motivates me to stay active, and the variety of apps keeps me organized and entertained. If you don’t mind setting up a charging routine, it’s still a fantastic smartwatch and a worthwhile investment!

This is about my 7th smart "watch". I've have a couple of Fitbits, a Jawbone, a Zenwatch 3 (prettiest of the bunch), a Samsung Galaxy, and an Amazfit Bip (good watch for the money). I've basically got a smart watch museum. I got the Apple Watch because, honestly, I'm getting older and I wanted the fall detection and health features. I've had it for a couple of weeks and here's what I think, from bad to good.1. Battery life sucks. It'll get through one day, but that's it. The Bip would last for 3 weeks on a charge.2. The screen isn't great in direct sun. It's better than some others, but doesn't hold a candle to the Bip, which was somehow reflective in bright light, sort of like a Kindle.3. The sleep tracking is ok, about what you'd expect from a movement detecter, but the app for it isn't very good. Stick with one of the gadgets that goes under your mattress for now.4. It has some very nice watch faces, with custom complications. Best of the bunch.5. Very comfortable to wear. The big stem doesn't get in the way at all.6. The health features work great. It accurately tracks you pulse, and will check you blood oxygen and ECG on demand. I wish it would do the blood oxygen periodically with low saturation detection, but battery is likely a problem.7. The fitness features rock. Even without a subscription, the watch has helped me get my exercise.It has a ton of other useful features. Siri works fine, you can control Spotify with it, maps are kind of fun. Lots of other things. The really good thing is that, as the practical king of smart watches, there are 3rd party apps/integrations to do just about anything that could make sense, and it's unlikely the watch will be orphaned like my AndroidWear watches were.

I bought this Apple Watch mainly to track my heart rate and sleep tracking, but also for using the wallet feature for opening my college dorm doors that are locked unless ID is presented when I go back to college in a month.From using the first ever Apple Watch, this is definitely a BIG upgrade. The screen is very large compared to older models. Personally, I wish the battery lasted a little longer. But, the battery does last me about 2 days with always on display turned off. Very easy to setup with the Watch app, not difficult at all.I see so many reviews complaining about the USB-C connector as a charger. Almost all Apple products use USB-C on one end of the cable, and I don’t understand why you would complain so much, as you should already have one, or go and buy one. Not a big deal.Another thing to mention, Apple doesn’t use the “plastic wrap” on some of their products, and the Apple Watch is one of them. Apple does it for environmental reasons. No one opened it, that is how Amazon and other stores receive them from apple. If something is wrong, Amazon will help you, don’t complain on a review before asking Amazon for help.Overall great watch, and it was at a great price when purchased. Grabbed an official solo loop band from apple, and I can barely tell the watch is there.

Great smart watch with great price

The Apple Watch Series 7 has once again set the standard for smartwatches, seamlessly blending elegance, innovation, and unmatched functionality into a single wrist companion. This latest iteration of the iconic wearable has truly impressed me with its exceptional features and enhanced performance, making it a must-have for both tech enthusiasts and fitness aficionados.First and foremost, the design of the Apple Watch Series 7 is nothing short of stunning. The larger and more durable Retina display offers an immersive visual experience, showcasing vibrant colors and sharp details. The slim bezels and rounded corners create a seamless and sophisticated look, while the variety of stylish and customizable watch faces allow me to personalize my Apple Watch to match any outfit or occasion.The Series 7's display is impressively brighter, making it easier to view in direct sunlight or low-light conditions. The Always-On Retina display ensures that important information is readily available without needing to raise my wrist, maintaining the perfect balance between convenience and battery efficiency.Performance-wise, the Apple Watch Series 7 is a powerhouse. The faster and more efficient dual-core processor delivers snappy responsiveness and smooth transitions between apps. Whether I'm checking notifications, responding to messages, or using third-party apps, the Series 7 handles everything with ease and speed.The addition of new health and fitness features makes the Series 7 an indispensable companion for my well-being. The advanced heart rate sensor, ECG app, and blood oxygen monitoring provide valuable health insights, empowering me to keep track of my fitness progress and overall health. The watch also comes with enhanced fall detection and the ability to measure respiratory rate, adding an extra layer of safety and health awareness.Another standout feature is the improved battery life. Despite its increased capabilities, the Series 7 boasts impressive battery performance, lasting throughout my busy day without constant charging. The optimized charging algorithm ensures faster charging times, so I can quickly power up my watch and be ready for whatever the day holds.The seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem is one of the Series 7's most compelling strengths. The watch works seamlessly with my iPhone, Mac, and other Apple devices, allowing for effortless synchronization of data, notifications, and even Apple Pay for convenient contactless payments.The Apple Watch Series 7 is also water-resistant, making it suitable for swimming and other water-based activities. Its ruggedness and durability give me the confidence to take it on all my adventures, knowing it can handle various environments without compromising its functionality.In conclusion, the Apple Watch Series 7 sets the bar high for smartwatches, redefining what a wearable device can offer. Its elegant design, enhanced display, powerful performance, and advanced health features make it an outstanding investment for anyone looking to stay connected, motivated, and healthy. If you seek the epitome of a smartwatch that seamlessly merges style and functionality, the Apple Watch Series 7 is the ultimate choice that won't disappoint.

Strap in for the wrist revolution! The Apple Watch 7 is not just a timepiece; it's a sleek sidekick that effortlessly blends convenience and chic. Navigating its features is smoother than a double shot of espresso – easy, quick, and oh-so-satisfying. It's practically the superhero of wearables, saving you time with seamless notifications and discreet reminders, leaving you wondering how you ever lived without it.And the health game? Don't even get me started. This bad boy doesn't just track your heart rate; it practically has a PhD in your well-being. It's your personal fitness guru, monitoring exercises with precision and even keeping tabs on your beauty sleep. It's the multitasking maestro you never knew your wrist needed – the Apple Watch 7 is more than a time-saver; it's a life-enhancer.

I was so happy with using what this watch was made for. It has amazing capabilities for heartrate, activity tracking, notifications, integration with other apps and so on. Apple is undeniably one of the greatest brands. In terms of quality, consistency and features, this brand is a leader in the market. I don't think the new models have significantly better hardware. Overall, this watch did everything that's expected from it.However, the biggest hick up for me was the battery. I was so bored of following the charge, trying to keep it working everyday. Sometimes, it went off and did not follow my sleep. It was extremely annoying. So, I eventually stopped using Apple watch and not considering to use until they develop a batter that will last at least a couple of days. I switched to Citizen's hybrid watch. It's visually way better than Apple watch and works up to 3 weeks with one full charge. Still, the smartwatch features cannot even compete with Apple watch. So, beware of the charge issue. If you're okay to charge it everyday, go for it.

This watch is perfect.I love all the features. I have only important notifications come through my watch so I don't get bothered by an update telling me that someone scored a goal during a game but can still see it on my phone when I look there. It also helps with service gaps at home; I can keep my phone where I get good service and still get a phone call/texts in the basement!All the health features are amazing too. Glad I went with this model over the SE or an older one. It was nice to have the oxygen sensor when I got covid. Very convenient.It's also really durable. I've banged it really hard a couple of times as I was walking past a pillar that sticks out a bit when I was getting used to wearing the watch (hard enough that I had to wear it on the other wrist for a few weeks and thought I might have a compression fracture where the watch hit me); it scratched the stainless a little bit but it never impacted functionality and the screen is without a scratch a year later.I found the band it came with to be pretty awful (starlight sports band). It's a cream color which I don't think looks that great with the stainless case. The holes were not in the right spots for a good fit for me. It was always either too loose or made my skin red and itchy. Band swap out is easy though! I didn't get it for the band but which it came with a different one to start.Also, going with a stainless steel case means that it can be dressed up easily; it never looks too casual with a nice band! I was a little worried about the extra weight of the case over the aluminum cases but found that it sits nicely against the wrist and I've never found it heavy or slipping to one side or anything like that.

I bought it as a present for my bf and he loves it, arrived on time!

I waited a few months to write this review because I needed time to accept and appreciate this watch. I am a former die-hard Fitbit user and I never, ever wanted an Apple Watch. My Fitbit did it all and for a third of the price. Sure it had annoying quirks and short-comings, but it counted my steps, told me my heart rate every min of every day, and it tracked my sleep. Well, when Fitbit got greedy and moved all of the cool new features under a subscription plan I tossed my Fitbit loyalty.The first few days I had this watch I was ready to throw it out the window. I HATED it. 1.5 days of battery life? Gross! And how dare they not let me see my step count and my heart rate on my watch face?!!? I even went as far as downloading a third party app just so I could get my step count on my watch face. You know what? It doesn't work unless you want to keep a third party app up and running all day long, collecting your info and doing who knows what with it?! You know what else? You are still getting steps in even if you can't see the count 24/7. Who knew?! I no longer have a step count on my watch face and somehow I am surviving! My next battle came with my workouts. The first few days everything worked great (although I was SURE this thing was off because my calorie counts and step counts were WAY off from my Fitbit counts). The total vs. active calories threw me and I was sure I was getting short changed. After a few days my watch stopped counting calories during workouts. I could see everything working fine but calorie burn was not registering. I looked online and could find nothing about this issue, so I ended up calling Apple. PSA for anyone who plays games on their phone and toggles the phone's date settings to get more lives...DON'T. Apple forces you to keep your honesty and integrity. Toggling back and forth between dates messes with Apple Fitness. We did a hard reset and it all worked again. I have accepted that I only have 5 lives in Candy Crush and it is what it is.The Apple Watch sleep stats are utter garbage. Apple should be ashamed. Fitbit blows them out of the water there, but that is probably the only area where Fitbit wins. My certainty about my Apple Watch short changing me with my step and calorie counts? Nope! I have finally accepted that Fitbit was probably counting my arm movements as steps and it was definitely overcounting and/or double counting my step and exercise calorie burn. I use MyFitnessPal to track my food and exercise and I was surprised that active (not total) calorie count is sent from Apple Fitness. That being said, I've been stuck trying to drop that last 10 lbs. for well over a year, and now I know why. After 1 month of my Apple Watch giving me realistic calorie and step counts I've dropped 1.5 lbs. I was overeating based on my Fitbit counts and daily calorie goals! And from there, my love for my Apple Watch bloomed.The battery life is terrible but I have learned how far I can push it. The sleep metrics are so bad that I really don't mind charging it while I sleep. The workout stats are great and I like that I don't have to manually key anything into MyFitnessPal when I have both apps open and running. I love that my phone alarms and events will go off on my watch. I love that I can change my watch face to match my mood our outfit (don't judge). I love that I have Siri on my wrist at all times to take down reminders and notes as they pop into my head. And most of all, I have learned to love the activity rings. I did not realize how little I stand and move during a work day (tethered to my desk). More importantly, all I have to do is tap the rings and there is my beloved step count!This thing is far more intuitive than a Fitbit. I am very pleased with my purchase. I did not go with the cellular version because when I step away from my phone, I want to be AWAY from my phone. I have had no issues with syncing or lack of functionality. If you are on the fence and you are already an iPhone user, I recommend you give it a go.