Hello, guys. Today I’m going to show you the clash between The Watch series 8 and The Watch SE 2, both gorgeous and blue. Make sure to read this article’s end to find out who wins. Okay, men, let’s move forward. Consequently, we will begin by discussing these two watches’ processor storage and Bluetooth features.
Apple Watch Series 8 | Apple Watch SE 2 |
BUY NOW | BUY NOW |
PROS | PROS |
+ Sleek, comfortable design + Display is big and gorgeous + Excellent health features + Fast charge speeds + WatchOS 9 is better than ever + Car crash detection | + Comfortable to wear 24 hours a day + Comprehensive, yet simple-to-use fitness tracking + Excellent smartwatch software and support + Latest processor provides all the power needed + Two-day battery life |
CONS | CONS |
– Temperature sensors are limited – Almost identical to the Series 7 | – No always-on screen – Slow battery charging |
Apple Watch Series 8 vs SE 2: Specs
Models | Apple Watch Series 8 | Apple Watch SE 2 |
Display | LTPO OLED Retina 396 x 484 pixels (45mm) 352 x 430 pixels (41 mm) Always-on display | LTPO OLED Retina 368 x 448 pixels (44mm) 324 x 394 pixels (40mm) |
Dimensions and weight | 45mm: 45 x 38 x 10.7mm Aluminum: 38.8g Stainless steel: 51.5g 41mm: 41 x 35 x 10.7mm Aluminum: 32g Stainless steel: 42.3g | 44mm: 44 x 38 x 10.7mm 33g 40mm: 40 x 34 x 10.7mm 26.4g |
Durability | WR50 IP6X-certified | WR50 |
SoC | Apple S8 with 64-bit dual-core processor Apple W3 Apple U1 chip (Ultra-wideband) | Apple S8 with 64-bit dual-core processor Apple W3 |
RAM | 1GB | 1GB |
Storage | 32GB | 32GB |
Battery | 18 hours 45 min to 80% charge USB-C magnetic fast charging cable | 18 hours 45 min to 80% charge USB-C magnetic fast charging cable |
Connectivity | GPS/GNSS GLONASS Galileo QZSS BeiDou Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz and 5GHz Bluetooth 5.0 Model A2475 (41mm) Model A2477 (45mm) LTE bands: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 25, 26, 39, 40, 41, 66 | GPS/GNSS GLONASS Galileo QZSS BeiDou Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz and 5GHz Bluetooth 5.0 LTE bands: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 25, 26, 39, 40, 41, 66 |
Software | WatchOS 9 | WatchOS 9 |
Case materials and colors | GPS-only, GPS + Cellular Aluminum: Midnight, Starlight, Silver, Product Red GPS + Cellular Stainless steel: Graphite, Silver, Gold | Aluminum Midnight, Starlight, Silver |
Sensors | Always-on altimeter Blood oxygen sensor ECG Third-generation optical heart sensor Temperature sensor Accelerometer Gyroscope Ambient light sensor | Always-on altimeter Third-generation optical heart sensor Accelerometer Gyroscope Ambient light sensor |
Apple Watch Series 8 vs SE 2: Deign & Display
- Apple Watch Series 8 has Always-on display.
- Both the watches have LTPO OLED Retina display.
The case size is the following on the list. The 45-millimeter case of the Watch Series 8 has a huge, absurdly large 1143 square millimeter screen. The Watch Series 8 is available in both 45 and 41-millimetre sizes. The Watch SE2, which is available in both 40 and 44-millimetre versions, is the following item on the list. The 44-millimeter model’s screen measures 977 square millimeters, which is also a sizable amount of space.
Both of these watches have a brightness of 1,000 knits, and the Watch Series 8 has an always-on display feature that the SE 2 does not have. However, the Watch Series 8 does have that feature, but only on the steel models, not the aluminium models.
Apple Watch Series 8 vs SE 2: Features
- Both the watches are WR50.
- Apple Watch Series 8 is IP6X certified.
- Both the watches have 1 GB RAM and 32 GB of internal storage.
Consequently, these two watches feature Apple’s S8 64-bit dual-core processor. The Watch Series 8 has a U1 Ultra wide band chip, but the SE 2 does not, which is unfortunate because both Bluetooth devices have 5.3 Bluetooth and 32 GB of storage. Now that we have the new compass app with waypoints and backtrack.
Both of these watches are equipped with it, ensuring that you can always find your way back to Apple, your home, or wherever you’re going. Unfortunately, the SE 2 will be a dusty watch because it lacks ip6x dust resistance, whereas The Watch Series 8 has it and won’t be a dusty watch. If you plan to purchase the SE 2 or like the SE 2, I hope you enjoy the dust.
Additionally, both of these watches are 50 meters water resistant.
Apple Watch Series 8 vs SE 2: Bands & Battery Life
- Both the watches have 18 hours of battery life.
- Both the watches take upto 45 min to charge 80%.
- Both the watches have USB-C magnetic fast charging cable.
The Apple watch band comes next. These bands are compatible with both of these watches, which is great because any Apple band works with any Apple watch. Apple has also given us great battery life and charging capabilities. Both of these watches have a battery life of 18 hours. Both of these watches also have an extended battery life with low power mode of 36 hours.
And both of these watches can charge from 0% to 80% in 45 minutes.
Apple Watch Series 8 vs SE 2: Health Features
- Both the watches have Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Ambient light sensor.
- The Apple Watch Series 8 has ECG, Temperature sensor and Blood oxygen sensor.
At the moment, the Apple Watch Series 8 has an ECG and Blood Oxygen app, but the Watch Se2 does not. These watches both have a feature that notifies the wearer of their high and low heart rates.
Both watches have crash and fall detection features, so if you ever are in a car accident or fall, God forbid, these watches will call for help and send someone to you to save your life. Please thank Apple for creating these watches and us for informing you of this feature, and please accept our sincere thanks in advance. The SE 2 lacks cycle tracking with temperature sensing, while the Watch Series 8 does.
These watches have an Emergency SOS, and the watch SE 2 has cycle tracking without temperature sensing.
Price & Conclusion
The SE 2 starts at just $249 as we move on to the price point. So guys, there you have it. This is what I brought to you. I hope you like it. This watch series 8 starts at $399 and $429, respectively.