(gentle music) The Apple Watch Series NUMBER_TOKEN is the latest update in Apple's top tier watch. Starting at NUMBER_TOKEN, the most expensive Apple Watch has been getting regular updates to its sensors and screens for a few years now. And this one is no different. The screen is bigger and more durable. The charging is faster and the colors are different, but is it all different enough? The big headline for this Apple Watch is the bigger screen. The case is a millimeter taller than before. And the screen stretches farther to the edge, shrinking the bezels down to NUMBER_TOKEN millimeters. It means that many buttons and controls are bigger and easier to tap. And it means that there's now an onscreen keyboard. It's pretty nice having a onscreen keyboard for quickly replying to texts, but the keys are still very small. So you're usually better off using the swipe function. Here's something interesting. The series NUMBER_TOKEN is available in two sizes and they both get the new keyboard, but last year's watches don't get the new keyboard, even though the bigger series six is larger than the small series seven. What's up with that. So it's not just about size. And in fact, in most apps, the largest screen of the new series seven nets you very little, like in this weather warning, I get two and a half more words. Or in this messages thread, I get like a silver more of a speech bubble. I'm sure it was a lot of work for Apple to fit in this larger screen. But the benefit it offers is really for those who need bigger text on their screen, aging eyes, but still want their watch to be usable. This screen stretch also move the pixels below the curve, creating a refractive effect. It's neat when you see it, which isn't very often, especially because there's only one strange, looking watch face that showcases it. There's also this modular duo face exclusive to the seven with bigger complications. There are those doodads that give you more information for moon phases or Starbucks rewards progress. Am I the only one who agonizes over which watch complications to choose? Actually I already have trouble choosing a watch face, there, yes, there. The front crystal, another confusing watch term, considering the expensive models are covered in sapphire crystal instead of glass is thicker now, which should make it more crack resistant. This is good because I bang my watch on walls, desks and doorframes all the time.
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