The Apple Watch Series 6 includes numerous handy features for testing blood oxygen, measuring elevation, hand washing, and more. Here are our favorite tricks.

Apple Watch Series 6 Up to 2.5 times brighter always-on display S6 SiP with 64-bit dual-core processor U1 chip (ultra-wideband) 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi Blood oxygen sensor Always-on altimeter ...

Which Watch is which? Should you choose the Series 6, the Series 3 or this in-between model, the Apple Watch SE?

The Apple Watch Series 6 offers a number of compelling updates on 2019's Series 5, offering a new S6 processor, a U1 ultra-wideband chip, and blood oxygen monitoring, for a price starting at $399.

The Apple Watch Series 6 comes with a new blood oxygen sensor and other features useful for sleep tracking. Is that worth the $400 price? Consumer Reports helps you decide.

Apple Watch Series 6 review: The best new features are the boring ones Come for the blood oxygen sensor, stay for the zippier performance and faster charging.

The Apple Watch Series 6 and SE are the latest powerhouse smartwatches from Apple, but there are a few things you should know before buying.

However, at the event, Apple announced not one, but two Apple watches: The Apple Watch Series 6 and Apple Watch SE. Apple boasts that the SE offers all the same great features at a lower cost.

Assuming the sensor on the new Apple Watch Series 6 isn't wildly inaccurate—and my readings haven't been—it can be a useful tool.

The new Apple Watch SE is a solid smartwatch at a good price, but its main purpose is to make the Series 6 look even more attractive.