this is the apple watch series NUMBER_TOKEN and i had NUMBER_TOKEN burning questions about it which i can now finally answer to decide if the series NUMBER_TOKEN is indeed the small upgrade that everyone is saying that it is so at number one i was wondering how does the actual display look like in person well it actually looks much bigger than i was expecting i had the NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter series NUMBER_TOKEN before and the NUMBER_TOKEN millimeter series NUMBER_TOKEN honestly looks like a max model but that's not necessarily a bad thing as all text is now larger and easier to read and all the buttons are now easier to press the watch faces look far more immersive now especially the full screen ones where you can see how much thinner the new bezels really are and probably my favorite part about the steam display are the curved edges you see the display itself isn't curved but the glass above it is and if you look at it from the side it looks as if the screen is flowing into the edges i absolutely love this and it reminds me a lot of the galaxy sNUMBER_TOKEN edge actually really my only complaint in terms of the display is the thicker glass which does result in the pixels being further away from the screen i don't think it's a massive deal and it's also very difficult to show on camera by the way i think the main downside of this is that the screen is more reflective than it used to be my next question was in terms of the screen brightness i was wondering how does it actually compare to my series NUMBER_TOKEN well with the brightness manually maxed out on both i could immediately tell that the series NUMBER_TOKEN was indeed brighter watch faces were easier to read and everything just popped a bit more than on my series NUMBER_TOKEN. fun fact both are rated up to NUMBER_TOKEN hits of brightness and i have actually noticed the same level of high brightness when i shined a light at both of these displays so outdoors they would both be just as visible but indoors the series NUMBER_TOKEN does tend to set its other brightness level to something that's a bit higher than on the series NUMBER_TOKEN. now apple did mention that the always-on display is now NUMBER_TOKEN brighter indoors and that was definitely the case with the series NUMBER_TOKEN's always on display being significantly more visible and we then shined a light to simulate how bright the always-on displays would get in direct sunlight and once again it seems like the series NUMBER_TOKEN was much brighter question NUMBER_TOKEN. i was wondering how does the graphite model compare to my space black series NUMBER_TOKEN and what about that new midnight color well unfortunately the graphite isn't quite black but rather a dark gray which means that we don't get that perfect blend between the body of the watch and the screen like we did with a space black model which honestly looked as if it was carved from the same single piece of metal it looked amazing the graphite doesn't look as good in my opinion there's also the new midnight which is a darker space gray with a hint of blue in it and although i don't actually think it looks bad it just doesn't compare to the far more premium look of the stainless steel models so if i were to rate my favorite apple watch finishes those would be number one space black number two graphite and number three this new midnight which is quite nice to be honest at number seven i was wondering if there are any other body differences and the first thing that i immediately noticed was just how massive the series NUMBER_TOKEN looked and felt compared
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