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Apple Watch Series 5 hands-on review | Still the best

Most of the new features in the Apple Watch Series 5 actually come as part of WatchOS 6 — meaning that they’re available on other watch models too. Perhaps the biggest update to the Apple Watch Series 5 comes in the form of a new always-on display — which allows you to sneak glances at your watch and see the information without having to explicitly raise your wrist.

"Apple Watch Series 5 hands-on review: Still the best"
The Apple Watch Series 5 reminds us why it's the best smartwatch by far

by Julian Chokkattu
September 10, 2019

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Apple Watch Series 5, reviewed: What an always-on watch really means

Published on Sep 18, 2019

A week of wearing showed us how Apple’s new watch changes actually work.

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Article "Apple Watch Series 5 review"
Long-awaited features like the always-on display are more about refinement than revolution

by Brian Heater
September 18, 2019

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Article "Apple Watch Series 5 review:
Always-on display makes it feel like a real watch"

by Scott Stein
September 18, 2019

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Apple Watch Series 5 review: the best smartwatch

Published on Sep 18, 2019

Apple's new Watch Series 5 starts out so far ahead of the competition that Apple didn't need to do much. But it did one big thing: add an always-on display. In this review Dieter Bohn gets into all the new features of Apple's latest smartwatch.

"Apple Watch Series 5 review: the best smartwatch"
There’s basically no competition

by Dieter Bohn
September 18, 2019,

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Apple Watch Series 5 review

Published on Sep 24, 2019

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Apple Watch Series 5 hands-on review

Sep 25, 2019

The only product I’ve ever given a perfect review score to is the Apple Watch. The 2018 Series 4 Apple Watch, to be exact, as it was not just Apple’s best product of the year, but also the best smartwatch you could buy. For 2019, Apple has subtly updated the Watch to the Series 5, bringing with it a handful of new features yet still retaining the same design. It’s barely worth being called the Series 5, as it’s more like a Series 4S.

Does this mean it’s no longer the best smartwatch you can buy? Don’t be silly. It’s still miles ahead of the competition. Does it still deserve a perfect score? Interestingly, no it doesn’t. Not because it’s worse or anything, but because it doesn’t significantly improve on the brilliance of the Series 4. Let me explain.