Apple's new device that has particularly improved
Globes reviews the Apple Watch Series 12, the 12th generation of Apple's smartwatch. The watch focuses on health with a daily readiness score, an upgraded heart rate sensor, improved battery life beyond a full day, fast charging, and a new S11 processor. Prices in Israel start at 1,799 shekels.
Globes reviews the Apple Watch Series 12, the 12th generation of Apple's smartwatch. The watch focuses on health and lifestyle, with a key innovation: a daily readiness score based on sleep patterns, physiological metrics, and activity levels, after about a week of calibration. The heart rate sensor has been upgraded with larger LED lights and higher sampling frequency of once every five seconds, improving sleep and recovery monitoring accuracy. Battery life has been significantly improved: the watch lasts beyond a full day, and a 15-minute charge provides about half a day. The watch includes a new S11 processor for smooth response, an OLED Always-On display with 2,000 nits brightness, and water resistance to 50 meters. Prices in Israel start at 1,799 shekels for aluminum models and exceed 4,000 shekels for the ceramic version. Main competitors include Google's Pixel Watch 5, Samsung's Galaxy Watch9, and Garmin Venu 4.