Apple Watch SE 3 [GPS 40mm] Smartwatch with Starlight Aluminum Case with Starlight Sport Band – S/M. Fitness and Sleep Trackers, Heart Rate Monitor, Always-On Display, Water Resistant

Sleep tracking and longer battery life!
Perfect size at 40mm with upgrades for sleep tracking, heart rate tracking, and other vitals that prior models did not have.I upgraded from a series 3 to SE3 and definitely notice a difference in weight, optics, and speed of transferring between apps. The new to me options for organizing notifications, widgets, and control panel access took a bit to get used to. But after a week, I really like the versatility options.The watchband that came with the watch was the equivalent of a s/m length (too small for my wrist) so I purchased a set of watch bands from Amazon. They arrived quickly and fit well. It was easier to switch out bands with this watch versus the earlier version. I appreciate it as I like to change up my looks.The 40mm size is easy to read (especially with options for text size and boldness). Quality is great – lighter than prior series but more visibility on screen. Multiple functions in widgets, designs, and app connectivity.Battery achieves full charge in less than 2 hours. Battery holds charge with normal use for about 16 hours.

Great buy and Excellent quality.
Looks great and the size it perfect. It’s Apple quality and easy to use. Battery life could be better it has to be on the charger once in 24 hours. Otherwise it is great.

SE3 is this year’s entry level Applewatch for the budget minded who just want a clock and pedometer.
I’ve owned the Apple Watch 1, Apple Watch 2, Apple Watch 6, Apple Watch Ultra 2 and now the Apple Watch 3. These are fashionable tech devices that are always trendy. There are so many versions and colors that most people can’t tell which model you have so a 1st generation model is just as fashionable as the newest 11th gen model. Apple released the SE models to be less-expensive options – making them more accessible to those on a budget.The SE3 features many of the same features of the 11th gen model. They have the same S10 chip, the same always on display, can detect double tap gestures and wrist flicks, have USBC fast charging, have sleep apnea tracking, temperature sensor and a few other similarities. The 11 offers a brighter display, Blood Oxygen tracking and is more durable with an optional Titanium body. SE3 only offers Aluminum.I personally think Apple would be better off just building the main series without the SE, but they’re profiting off your desire for the ECG and Blood Oxygen.The SE3 is for people who don’t need those features and really just want the watch for the fashion accessory, the pedometer (activity tracking) and of course, “telling the time”.But I have some issues with the Apple watches in general. The main problem is the battery. You theoretically should be able to buy any one of them and use it indefinitely but I was forced to buy the SE3 because Apple couldn’t service my series 2. It’s old, yes, but the battery can’t be replaced easily – even by them – and their idea of “replacement” is giving you a refurb. If you aren’t paying them a regular subscription for applecare, they can’t (won’t) help you service older watches.I am an international traveler. You’d eexpect that a smartwatch would be able to help you keep time more effectively as you shift time zones. The watch is wholely dependent on the phone being on and connected to the local internet/WiFi so it basically does nothing if you have no internet connection. It can’t even connect to the airport Wifi on its own. You’d need to have LTE/Cellular but even then you’d still need to be connected to the local cellular services. The connection to the watch and calendar can also get confused meaning it’s not easy for it to track flights as you move through time zones. The only surefire way of making sure you don’t miss flights is using the stopwatch to time departures – but even then, you have no way of knowing about gate changes and time zone shifts up to the minute. I expect a smartwatch should be able to do all this. They can’t.Then there’s the price. I feel the SE3 price is still considerably high with the small and large versions both exceeding $200.For those who simply want to look like they are wearing an Applewatch and barely ever touch it aside from checking the time, there are plenty of non-Apple brands. The Tozo S6 for example is cheap and looks the part.But for those who want their watch to be part of their Apple product ecosystem – capable of interfacing with their phone, aipods and mac laptop seamlessly, the Applewatch SE3 is going to be the better choice until newer technology comes to market. I’d say you can get by using one of these watches for 5 or 6 years before you’ll feel the need to upgrade.

Apple watch
Works great, came in with almost full battery, perfect size for my hand, and over all great quality