Our simple guide shows how to set up your Apple Watch (whether it's a new Series 3 or 5 or a discontinued model), pair it with an iPhone, download apps and get started ...

The Apple Watch's apps offer lots of different ways to integrate into your life and reduce the amount of time you spend ...

If you’re setting up a second-hand Apple Watch, the same should apply. However, make sure that the device has been properly unpaired from the previous owner’s iCloud first.

1. Bring the Apple Watch close to your iPhone. You should see a screen appear on the iPhone that says Use your iPhone to set up this Apple Watch. Tap Continue, and the Watch app will open.

When you set up your Apple Watch, it’ll suggest daily goals for each of these, and the Activity app (or the Fitness app on your iPhone) will show how close you are to hitting them.

To set up heart rate notifications, go to the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, tap My Watch, tap Heart, tap High Heart Rate ...

Pair to your phone, download some apps, and tweak your settings. If you’re the proud new owner of an Apple Watch, it’s time to learn how to set it up your way. The Apple Watch is a hugely ...

Wait until "Use your iPhone to set up this Apple Watch" appears on your iPhone, then tap Continue. If you don't see this message, open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, tap All Watches, and then ...

Setting up your Apple Watch as a new watch also means you'll be asked to customize a variety of settings and preferences, from the watch's font size to how apps are displayed.

First, congratulations on your new Apple Watch. Once you have gone through the basic steps of setting it up, including connecting it with your iPhone, there are a few things you should do right ...

The Apple Watch is a powerful sleep tracker. Consumer Reports explains how to set up its sleep tracking functions, along with advice from sleep experts on how to use the data.