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PLANET TECHAPPLE WATCH SE
Apple’s ‘cheaper’ versions
often stretch the definition of
the word – but with prices
starting at £269 and the same
accelerometer, gyroscope
and always-on altimeter as
the Series 6, a Retina display
that’s 30% bigger than the
Series 3’s and a dual-core
processor that makes it twice
as fast, the Apple Watch SE is
a very tempting new option.
You don’t get the SpO2 or
ECG tricks, but it does do fall
detection, emergency SOS
and noise warnings that’ll tell
you if you’ve strayed too close
to Brian Blessed. The cellular
version starts at £319.
from £ALSO
ANNOUNCED
APPLE FITNESS+
Buy an Apple Watch and
you’ll get three months’ free
use of Apple’s new virtual
workout platform. Normally
£9.99 a month (or £79.99 for
the year), it’ll give you access
to video classes that sync
up with the sensors on your
new wearable, with live data
displayed on the screen of
the iPhone, iPad or Apple TV
you’re watching on.High tech^
An always-on
barometric altimeter means
you’ll always know how high
above sea level you are. Handy
for hot-air balloonists,
adventurous trapeze
artists and pogo-stick
commuters.