In terms of material, Apple could get rid of the titanium Edition model for the Series 7. In his PowerOn newsletter, Gurman says wouldn’t be surprised if the pricier titanium version, which starts at $799 for the Apple Watch 6, was dropped. Apple has previously offered both ceramic and real gold models.
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Battery life: Apple Watch 7’s charge could last more than a single day
One of the biggest and most persistent complaints about the Apple Watch, especially as it compares to rival smartwatches and fitness trackers like Fitbit, is its poor battery life. CNET’s Scott Stein says the Apple Watch has been “dead last” in battery life among its competitive set, which is a problem if you want to use its sleep-tracking feature (new in WatchOS 7), because the battery needs to charge daily.
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