Cam // Power Moves's video: Apple Watch Series 7 vs SE: Series 7 s Five Features Upgrades to Consider

Series 7 is great, but it’s $120 more to get features you don’t need. SE: https://amzn.to/3lpxwOo Series 7: https://amzn.to/3uqPfMZ Blog Post: https://powermoves.blog/comparisons/apple-watch/ Favorite Apple Watch Features: https://youtu.be/Y2POIHoSvB8 Series 3 vs. SE: https://youtu.be/WBy3lVii8Sw Watch Band Comparison: https://youtu.be/fdRytuO6Qv0 Summary: I’ve been testing out the new Apple Watch Series 7 for two months. The Series 7 is not a huge upgrade from any of the previous models and I don’t recommend it for most people because it’s a $120 price bump from the SE without substantial upgrades. But here are the main five reasons you should consider a Series 7 over the SE: - Always-On Screen The SE display turns black when it’s not in use and can be woken up with a twist of the wrist. The Series 7 display stays on at all times. The market loves this feature, but  I keep this feature disabled. While the technology is cool, you’ll lose about six hours of battery runtime and it makes the watch a distraction. - Larger Screen Size Apple upgraded the screen of the Series 7 from 40mm to 41mm while keeping the outer case the same as the Series 6 and SE. This upgrade is nice to have, but it wasn't noticeable until I switched back to the SE after wearing the Series 7 for a few weeks. The upgrade is not as substantial as the 2018 screen upgrade from 38mm to 40mm. - Better Specs The Series 7 has a faster processor, an extra hour of battery life, the U1 chip, a third-generation heart rate sensor (compared to the SE's second), and 5 GHz WiFi support. These upgrades sound nice on paper, but I’d be stunned if the average user ever noticed even one of these spec increases in real life. - Extra Health Features Series 7 has an ECG and blood oxygen reader. While these features are cool, you probably know if you need them without me telling you. As a healthy young adult with no pre-existing conditions, the only time I use the features is when I’m testing for a review. - Premium Materials The Apple Watch SE only comes in aluminum, while the Series 7 has two premium models in stainless steel and titanium.  The titanium and stainless steel look more premium, plus the glass on these models is made of sapphire, which is a huge improvement over the squishy and hollow Ion-X glass found on the aluminum models. I used an aluminum Apple Watch for years without a problem, but if you can afford it, I highly recommend upgrading to stainless steel or titanium. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:40 1 - Always-On Display 3:47 2 - Larger Screen 5:48 3 - Better Specs 8:55 4 - Extra Health Features 10:10 5 - Premium Materials 12:21 Which is best for you? Disclosure: I'm a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. If you purchase something via my links, it helps out my channel and lets me continue to make videos for you.