 Apple Watch Sport collection vs Apple Watch Sport, Milanese Loop vs Leather loop. There are lots and lots of choices when it comes to configuring an Apple Watch. There are even two sizes to choose from—38mm and 42mm. Choice is good, and there’s certainly a lot of decisions to make when it comes to Apple Watch configuration. But when it comes to size, I would recommend the 42mm. Unless you have really small fingers, and a really small wrist, I think that you should at least try on the 42mm version to test it out. Why am I so high on the 42mm Apple Watch? It’s because I’ve tried them both. At first I didn’t think that the difference would be that big of a deal, but after going hands on with both, I’m leaning more heavily towards recommending the larger version The bigger touch targets of the 42mm (left) versus the 38mm Why do I prefer the 42mm Apple Watch? Due to the larger screen size, the tap targets, or touchable elements on screen are discernibly bigger in some scenarios. On a screen this small, every little bit counts, and although the difference is only 4mm, it makes a difference. You’ll also find that you can fit more text on screen at once, which makes a difference. That means less scrolling and swiping. The 42mm (left) places more text on screen I guess what I’m trying to say is that I don’t dislike the 38mm due to looks, I just find that the extra real estate makes the 42mm version easier on the eyes in some cases; it’s easier to tap on screen elements. The 42mm (left) places more options on screen at once If there’s any way that you can get by with the 42mm version, do it. To me, it’s worth the extra $50, and hey, you might even get better battery life according to Apple. What do you think? Which watch are you currently rocking? If you’ve yet to get one, which one have you ordered? Sound off down below with your thoughts and opinions. Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I have a question about apple watch series 3, is there a difference in the battery capacity of the 38mm and 42mm? How long can u use the 38mm and 42mm is there any differece of battery??? Posted on Jan 2, 2018 3:46 AM Hi Battery capacity is higher for 42mm models than for 38mm models. For example, for Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) models:
Battery life varies depending on use and other factors. Examples are detailed here: Apple Watch - Battery - Apple Apple's tips for maximising battery life on Apple Watch are detailed here: Batteries - Maximizing Performance - Apple For previous models of Apple Watch, Apple stated that its examples of battery life were based on using a 38mm model and that 42mm models typically experienced longer battery life, although this was not quantified. Whilst Apple does not currently state the same information, it may be reasonable to expect that the same principle applies. Posted on Jan 2, 2018 5:30 AM Apple watch series 3 38mm and 42mm Is 38mm better than 42mm?1) 38mm includes a small and medium band, whilst the 42 mm comes with a large and medium band. 2) The resolution on 42mm is nominally better and the text is bigger. 3) The batter on the 42mm is supposedly 30% bigger, providing slightly longer battery life. 4) The 42mm is slightly thicker than the 38mm.
What is 38mm and 42mm Apple Watch?The 38mm size is for someone with smaller wrists. The 42mm is for those who like a larger watch face or larger wrist size. The size is more of a personal preference. You really need to try on both sizes and then decide.
Will a 38mm fit a 42mm watch?As advised in my previous reply, a 38mm band is not designed to fit a 42mm Apple Watch. Nor is a 42mm band designed to fit a 38mm Apple Watch.
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