Compare all Apple Watch models

The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is the largest and sturdiest watch. On the large 49mm screen, you can see all the details of your notifications and health data. The Watch Ultra 3 has the brightest screen, so you can see everything. Even in bright sunlight. Thanks to the titanium casing and sapphire glass, the Ultra 3 is impact-resistant and scratch-resistant. The battery lasts 42 hours, which is twice as long as the other Apple Watch models.

The Apple Watch Series 11 is less large and sturdy than the Ultra 3, but has all the extensive functions. You can choose between the 46 and 42mm version. You almost have as much screen space as on the Ultra 3 thanks to the extra large screen, but the Series 11 is more comfortable. Just as the Ultra 3, the Series 11 has an Always On display. That way, you can always see the time and your notifications. You can choose between an aluminum or a strong titanium Watch 11.

The Apple Watch SE (2025) is the smallest Apple Watch and doesn't have all basic functions. You can choose between a 44 and 40mm model. For the first time, the Watch SE (2025) also has an Always On display, so your screen is always visible. This model has the shortest battery life, so you have to charge it every day. Within 15 minutes of fast charging, you can enjoy your Watch SE (2025) for 8 hours. The Watch SE is only available with an aluminum watch case.

With the robust Ultra 3 you can do extreme sports like mountain climbing, trail running, and diving. The straps also reflect this. Choose the Ocean Band, for example. It's made for swimming and diving. You can see more data during your workout on the large screen. With the Watch Ultra 3, you can be reached anywhere and always send messages thanks to the satellite and cellular connections. This also works between tall buildings or in the mountains, so you never get lost.

In terms of sports and health functions, the Apple Watch Series 11 and Ultra 3 don't differ much. All readings of your sleep and health are extra accurate thanks to the temperature sensor and saturation monitor. The temperature sensor also helps you track your cycle. This way, you know when you're ovulating or when your cycle is irregular. With the ECG app, you can measure your heart rate more precisely and record cardiograms. This allows you to quickly discover whether you have an irregular heart rate and if you may need to see a doctor.

With the Apple Watch SE (2025), you can measure all basic data. You can see your daily steps, how long you sleep, and what your heart rate is. You don't receive extensive heart rate readings, as with the Series 11 and Ultra 3. That way, you're less likely to notice if you have an irregular heart rate. You also can't measure your oxygen level with the Watch SE (2025). This can be useful during your workouts or sleep. Choose the Series 11 or Ultra 3 for accurate health measurements.