The Apple Watch Series 4 earns bragging rights for its truly excellent connected features, zippy performance and best-in-class industrial design, and ever-improving health and fitness tracking.

The most immediately noticeable difference in the Apple Watch Series 4 is the new display. It pushes out toward the edges, shrinking bezels and rounding off corners to match the curve of the case.

The Series 4 marks the biggest tweak to the Apple Watch design since it first launched in 2014, in the form of a larger display. The watch comes in 40mm and 44mm case sizes, up from 38mm and 42mm.

For an in-depth look at each model individually, see our Apple Watch Series 4 review or our Apple Watch Series 3 review.Alternatively, read on to see how the two match up in terms of price ...

The Apple Watch Series 4 was a genuine work of art when it was released in 2018 and so far ahead of the competition that observers had argued that Apple didn’t need to update it. Of course ...

The first generation Apple Watch felt seriously underpowered, but subsequent generations have remained comfortingly speedy. Nevertheless, Apple saw it fit to introduce a new processor for the Series 4 ...

Apple says the Apple Watch Series 5 should achieve 18 hours of use per charge, which is the same claim as it made with the Series 4 last year. The Series 5, however, has faced some early struggles ...

The Apple Watch Series 4 GPS-only model is over £100 more expensive, with starting at £399. The GPS and cellular models are yet another step up, ...

One such bargain is available at Wowcher right now, with Apple Watches selling for 78% less than their retail price. Normally ...

Apple Watch Series 1-3 were all well and good, but they were essentially the same physical watch. Sure, each year delivered performance upgrades and new features, but the design remained the same. So ...