How Many Apple Watches Are There? Latest From 2024

So Far Apple Has Released These…

As of today and by today we mean after the arrival of Apple Watch Ultra 2 and the new Series 9 there has been 14 (FOURTEEN) different Apple Watches that have been introduced to public in just a decade time. Even when we are still 1 year away from the 10th year anniversary of the first Apple.

Just from 2015 to 2023 Apple has released these to the public with almost all of them receiving praise for their design, features and effort to push the boundary of wearable industry:

While it should be noted that today many Apple Watches that were released years ago are not active anymore. Since you can buy those from pawn shops or from someone you trust (always do this before buying) too you should know about them. To do which please feel free to refer to our guide about size and shape of each Apple Watch so far released by the Apple.

Apple Watch Ultra 2

For the adventurer in everyone, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 is more than just a smartwatch; it’s a rugged and reliable companion for pushing your limits in the great outdoors.

Crafted from aerospace-grade titanium, the 49mm case shrugs off whatever nature throws at it, be it dust, water up to 100 meters deep, or even extreme temperatures. As for the ultimate underwater exploration, there is also a built-in depth gauge to guide your scuba dives down to 40 meters.

Yet the Ultra 2 isn’t just about brawn; it boasts brains too. The dual-frequency GPS system delivers pinpoint accuracy even in dense urban jungles or remote mountain trails, ensuring you never lose your way. And when you need a helping hand, on-device Siri processing lets you issue voice commands without relying on an internet connection, even on the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Apple Watch Series 9

While the Ultra 2 tackles extreme adventures, the Apple Watch Series 9 shines as your everyday wellness partner. Packed with advanced features, it’s your pocket-sized health coach, sleep tracker, and workout buddy.

Dive deep into your sleep with stage, REM, and temperature tracking, understanding your slumber like never before. Keep tabs on vital signs with on-demand blood oxygen readings and ECG app, empowering you to make informed health decisions.

You can also push your physical limits with built-in GPS, new workout metrics for diverse activities, and even friendly activity challenges. Breathe easier with guided meditations and mindfulness exercises, finding your inner calm right on your wrist.

Apple Watch Ultra

Speaking of pushing limits, the Ultra becomes your ultimate training partner. Track your every step, stroke, and climb with advanced metrics for running, cycling, and even new outdoor activities like rock climbing and skiing. And to ensure you see every achievement clearly, the Ultra boasts the brightest Apple display ever, a 3000-nit sun-slaying beast that cuts through the harshest light.

Whether you’re scaling glaciers, tracking elusive whales, or just crushing your personal bests on a challenging hike, the Apple Watch Ultra is your trusted co-pilot. It’s an investment in adventure, starting at $799, and a surefire way to rewrite your definition of what’s possible.

Apple Watch Series 8

Starting at $299, the Apple Watch Series 8 is an accessible and worthwhile investment in your well-being. It’s your personal health coach, workout buddy, and stylish accessory all rolled into one.

It is all about style meet the functionality for Apple Watch Series 8:

• Express yourself: Choose from a variety of stylish bands and watch faces to match your mood and outfit, making Series 8 as fashionable as it is functional.
• Always on top of things: Stay informed with a glance at the time, notifications, and other key information, even in direct sunlight, thanks to the stunning Retina display.
• Safety at your fingertips: Feel secure knowing you can call for help with just a few clicks or a long press with Emergency SOS.
• Leave your wallet at home: Enjoy the convenience of built-in payments, allowing you to pay for groceries, ride the bus, or even unlock your hotel door with a simple tap of your wrist.

Apple Watch SE (2nd generation)

The Apple Watch SE 2nd Generation is the perfect entry point into the world of smartwatches, offering a taste of Apple’s renowned features without breaking the bank. Think of it as the smartwatch equivalent of that cozy sweater you reach for every day – familiar, reliable, and packed with just the right amount of functionality to make your life smoother and more enjoyable.

Starting at $279, the Apple Watch SE 2nd Generation strikes the perfect balance between affordability and features. It’s not the most premium smartwatch out there, but it packs enough punch to satisfy most users who want a taste of the Apple Watch experience without the hefty price tag.

Apple Watch Series 7

Apple Watch Series 7 offers incredible value for its features. It’s not just a timepiece; it’s a health companion, a personal assistant, and a stylish accessory all rolled into one. Using it you can easily monitor your heart health with ECG and blood oxygen apps, gain insights into your sleep patterns, and even track your fitness goals with built-in GPS and diverse workout modes. It also feel secure with Emergency SOS and fall detection, knowing you can quickly call for help in case of need.

Apple Watch Series 6

The Apple Watch Series 6, a flagship wearable device from Apple, stands out as a pinnacle of innovation in the smartwatch market. Released in September 2020, it builds upon the success of its predecessors with notable enhancements.

The Series 6 features a striking Always-On Retina display, ensuring that essential information is readily available at a glance. One of its standout capabilities is the Blood Oxygen app, providing users with valuable insights into their overall health and well-being. This model also incorporates advanced fitness and wellness tracking, including an ECG app and high and low heart rate notifications, making it a comprehensive health companion.

Apple Watch SE (1st Generation)

The Apple Watch SE 1st Gen, introduced in September 2020, represents a more budget-friendly alternative to the flagship Apple Watch Series 6, offering a compelling mix of essential features and performance. Boasting a similar design to its pricier counterparts, the SE sports a square Retina display with slim bezels, providing crisp visuals and ease of interaction. Powered by the S5 chip, it delivers snappy performance for various tasks, ensuring a smooth user experience.

Apple Watch Series 5

The Series 5 is equipped with an array of health and fitness features, including an ECG app for monitoring heart health and a built-in GPS for precise workout tracking. With its swim-proof design and water resistance up to 50 meters, it caters to the fitness enthusiast’s every need. Beyond its health-centric attributes, the Series 5 also integrates seamlessly with the Apple ecosystem, allowing users to receive calls, messages, and notifications directly on their wrists.

Apple Watch Series 4

Released in September 2018, Series 4 marked a significant leap forward in the evolution of Apple’s smartwatch lineup. Boasting a sleeker design with a larger, edge-to-edge display. One of the standout feature of this generation was the introduction of a built-in electrocardiogram (ECG) sensor, enabling users to take an electrocardiogram right from their wrists. The Series 4 also incorporated an advanced accelerometer and gyroscope, enabling enhanced motion tracking and fall detection.

Apple Watch Series 3

The Series 3 includes an optical heart rate sensor for fitness tracking and the ability to monitor heart rate variations. With watchOS 8 support, users can also access a variety of apps, customize watch faces, and benefit from the convenient Siri integration. Although it lacks some of the advanced health features found in newer models, the Apple Watch Series 3 remains a reliable and cost-effective choice for users seeking a well-rounded smartwatch experience.

Apple Watch Series 2

Apple Watch Series 2 featured a water-resistant design, allowing users to wear it while swimming and engaging in water-based activities. Equipped with a dual-core processor, the device was the first to exhibit a faster response time and smoother app functionality. The built-in GPS functionality was a also another one of a notable addition, enabling more accurate tracking of outdoor activities such as running and cycling, even without the need for a connected iPhone

Apple Watch Series 1

Introduced in September 2016, Series 1 marked Apple’s foray into the realm of smartwatches. Despite being an earlier iteration, this version of Series 1 retained its relevance with a range of features that appealed to users seeking a blend of style and functionality. Powered by Apple’s S1P dual-core processor, the Series 1 was able to deliver smooth performance, ensuring swift access to apps and seamless navigation through its user interface.

Apple Watch (1st generation)

One which started it all!

When released this sleek wearable could seamlessly integrate with the Apple ecosystem, which allowed then millions of iPhone users to receive notifications, track fitness activities, and even make calls directly from their wrists.

So, yes even back in 2015 Apple had outdone their competition with introduction of 1st Gen Apple Watch. Boasting a square Retina display with Force Touch technology, this Apple Watch provided a responsive and intuitive interface for users to navigate through various apps and functions. Something which was not common in many smartwatches at the time.

What About Future Of Apple Watches?

We are in 2024 and with next release slated for the September of this month I think its far to assume that we will be introduced to Series 10 and probably either Ultra 3 or SE 3 this year.

In both cases what we can expect is new features, yet one which is highly anticipated is blood pressure tracking. So far not many (almost 80%) of the wearable industry has not been able to introduce it in their flagship models. There is hopes with Versa 5 and Oura Ring 4 that perhaps they will be the first one to introduce the change, we don’t have any confirmed news as of now.

Whereas for the Apple – it is not a news to us that Apple always comes up with something catchy for their devices. They just know how to present them as specialty in question. In which case while we wait for the September to arrive our insight for the future of Apple Watches is that they will focus on introducing health features which are so far not common in other wearables. However, if there is one trait which all Apple devices share is that they love to perfect their built before release. Unfortunately, perfection doesn’t always comes with patinate.