This simple change along with the Series 2’s powerful new dual-core processor means that actually using the device is seamless. There’s no lag and apps load instantly.

This leads us back to our initial question: Does the Series 2 present enough of an argument to own a smartwatch. In our view it does.

The Series 2 is no longer just a notifications screen. It’s a meaningful piece of technology that successfully tracks and encourages you to be fitter and healthier.

Who should buy the Apple Watch Series 2?

The Series 2 is the complete package. It’s the smartwatch that we feel Apple always wanted to make. It’s a fitness tracker, health monitor and wellness device that’ll help you stay fit and, just as importantly, calm in mind.

Who shouldn’t buy the Apple Watch Series 2?

Series 2 is still an expensive device starting at £369, so unless you’re looking to utilise all of its new features we really wouldn’t recommend just going in head first. It’s also a deeply personal device, so make absolutely sure that you’re willing to wear it no matter the occasion, for some though the design just won’t work, and that’s OK.

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