🔫 Apple Watch Se 40Mm Vs 44Mm Reddit

Ibought a brand new SE1 44mm on Amazon a couple of months after launch (around Black Friday) for $259.99, I think the 44mm launched price was $309, so it had a $50 discount for whatever reason. This SE2 price tag is great. Not sure if they’re doing another 40mm and 44mm again but the 44mm would probably only be an extra $30-$40 at around Ive never personally compared the two, but I've heard the battery live of both is pretty similar. the 40mm does have a slightly smaller battery than the 44mm. But the 40mm also has a smaller display with fewer pixels to light up. Need less CPU/GPU power to render the smaller display as well. Probably what will determine your battery life more egA 7 inch wrist and a 38 mm watch = 178mm divided by 38mm= Ratio of 4.7 I think using this formula, that an acceptable ratio falls between 4.0 and 5.0. Anything below 4.0 is too big and anything above 5 is too small. Here is an example using a 44mm watch which should be too big for some with smaller wrists Inthis video, I'm going to be reviewing the new Apple Watch SE 2, which is available in both 40mm and 44mm sizes. If you're thinking about upgrading to the SE 2, don't make this Ithink the jump between those two models is as big as the jump between the S4 and S8. Here’s pretty much everything the S4 gets over the S3 (I haven’t updated this list for watchOS 9, though, so the current list is even longer): Comes in 40mm & 44mm case height (vs 38mm & 42mm advertised and 38.5mm & 42.5mm actual) Bothlack the always-on retina display of the Apple Watch Ultra and the Apple Watch Series 8, but there are a few differences between the 2020 and the 2022 SE versions. Whenthe original watch came out, the 42mm definitely had better battery life. It’s just a physically larger battery, so it has a little extra oomph. When the series 1 & 2 arrived, the differences were much less noticeable. I’ve heard swirlings that the series 5 may be a little more drastic difference between the two again, but it’s hard iuse a 40mm Series 5 and have relatively small wrists for being a 6'2" male, and have always preferred smaller watches (most of my real watches are 36-39mm case sizes) If Ialso love the display itself. You get much more information on screen than an apple watch and the animations are crisp. I think the shape lends itself better to the on screen gestures too. That said the haptic dial sucks. I don't even use it and you really don't need it. Comingfrom traditional watches (occasional lurker at r/Watches and on WatchUSeek forums), the 44mm is definitely slightly larger than ideal for our wrist size (even without lugs), kind of like a G-Shock (which ironically is what I wore before this, the size difference from that was partially why I returned the 40mm). 711Ksubscribers in the AppleWatch community. r/AppleWatch is the community to discuss and share information and opinions about Apple Watch, the Advertisement Coins Somy OG finally broke down on me. It literally broke in two pieces so I officially have to upgrade now. I don’t really want to go inside a store .

apple watch se 40mm vs 44mm reddit