We would question whether you really need the functionality – not least because you have to pay extra for it. It's less useful when driving - the ambient noise makes it harder to hear what's being said - but it'll do in a pinch and save you from illegally grabbing your phone. In fact, it was so loud you’ll need to move quickly to stop people listening in. It meant we could run pretty much normally and still hold a conversation without having to hold the Watch 3 to our head. The call quality from such a small device is really rather impressive – we conducted a phone chat with someone while running, and both the voice quality out of the speaker and the sensitivity of the microphone were excellent. True, no one will be able to tell that you're wearing a series 3 and that's unfortunate.You can disable LTE from the Control Center They need that assurance because Apple needs more Watch apps. More importantly, developers won't have to rework their apps for a new screen size/shape. But isn't that a good thing? It doesn't alienate anyone who's invested in multiple Watch bands or cases. Some people will be quick to point out that the design is exactly the same as before.
All other features are carried over from the series 2: the 50m water resistance (swim workouts can be tracked), the 1,000nits OLED screen and allday battery life. Having it on-board now means that the watch can more accurately track an outdoor workout or stairs climbed.
This data was previously pulled from the iPhone. Some of the big changes include the new S3 processor (a 70% performance jump, which means Siri can now talk out of the Watch), the W2 wireless chip (85% faster WiFi + better wireless efficiency) and a new barometric altimeter which allows it to track elevation. Coming back to the review, yes, this is the brand new series 3.
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