"People wear Apple Watches for all sorts of reasons. There are the health and sleep tracking functions, which Apple has heavily invested in over the past few years. There's the second-screen aspect - some jobs prohibit workers from using their phones on the clock. And then there are the phone-free perks of disconnecting, albeit with some safeguards for contacting friends, listening to music, or getting directions."
"Some features stay the same from Series 10 to Series 11. The biggest is Apple's chipset. Normally, it updates its chips every year, but the Series 11 keeps the S10 processor, the same chip as 2024's Series 10. Apple says that in adding more battery life through an internal design change that replaced its jelly roll cells with a metal can design, it was able to keep the form factor of the watch the same and use 2024's chip to process the new device."
Apple released three new models: Series 11, Ultra 3, and SE 3, aimed at health tracking, second-screen convenience, and phone-free functionality. Series 11 keeps the S10 processor and the same Series 10 build while increasing battery capacity through an internal redesign that replaces jelly-roll cells with a metal-can design. Series 11 display brightness remains 2,000 nits, whereas Ultra 3 offers a 3,000-nit display. Core features across the lineup include health and sleep tracking, workout monitoring, on-watch music, and navigation. Some performance and design choices prioritize battery life without changing external form.
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