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So, how can you tell for sure? Well, get out the flexible tape measure and size up that wrist.

The fit of your watch is a fairly subjective thing, but it’s important to know just how big your wrist is before buying the Apple Watch or an additional band. They're almost always cheaper, and many can pass as the same style as the Apple-own variants. There's also an entire crop of third-party Apple Watch bands that you can explore. The Apple Solo Loop bands have a heap of sizes, for example, and Apple has a tool to measure your wrist so you pick the right size. Whether you want the Modern Buckle, Sport, Milanese Loop, Classic Buckle, or Link Bracelet, you'll have to measure your wrist against the band dimensions (see the section below for advice).Īlso keep in mind that, with some, you'll have to choose a size when buying, and others (like the Sport bands) come with both an S/M and M/L strap for you to pick between.

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What actually affects the overall comfort more than the case, of course, is the material and tightness of the band.Īpple itself has a full guide to the specifics of each of its own band types through its online store, but, in short, it's different for every band and every user.

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Apple Watch Series 8 (45mm): 44 x 38 x 10.7mm 38.8g (Aluminium, GPS, GPS + Cellular) 51.5 grams (Stainless Steel).Apple Watch Series 8 (41mm): 41 x 35 x 10.7mm 32g (Aluminium, GPS, GPS + Cellular) 42.3g (Stainless Steel).Full list of Apple Watch case sizes and weights So, for the 40mm model, expect a width of 34mm, a depth of 10.7mm, and a case weight of around 30g.Īnd for the 44m model, you'll have to deal with a width of 38mm, the same 10.7mm depth, and a 36g case weight. These sizes are really important to understand in order to pick the best option for your wrist, so it doesn't hurt to cut out a paper equivalent and compare them on your wrist – or, you know, just go to an Apple store and try on all four sizes. How Apple measures case sizesĪpple also takes its Watch measurement vertically, as opposed to most other brands, which do so horizontally. These measurements, we should make clear, denote the size of the bezel, though the straps do always play a role in the specific fit of the smartwatch on your wrist. Discover the full dimensions, weights, and important details of band compatibility in this guide.

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If you're wondering which size Apple Watch you should get, we'll show you how to measure your wrist and find the right fit. Both of these generations come in 41mm and 45mm case sizes, while the Apple Watch Ultra (and Ultra 2) is the biggest Apple Watch yet, taking up 49mm on the wrist.

Apple Watch Series 8 vs SE – the key differencesįor the Apple Watch Series 7, Series 8, and the new Series 9, things are different once again.

So Series 4 - 6, and, crucially, both the 20 versions of the Apple Watch SE, come in 40mm and 44mm models. In 2018, Apple moved to a new size standard for its smartwatches. The first three generations of the Apple Watch came in 38mm and 42mm variations, but things have changed considerably since then. While the band of any Apple Watch is changeable and adjustable, the size of the case itself is crucial to get right before purchasing. We're still waiting on specific weight data for these devices.

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Update 12 Sept 2023: This article was been updated to include details of the Series 9/Ultra 2.

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