Apple Watch Series 7 - 41mm - Blue

Product Information

Introducing the Apple Watch Series 7. This Apple Watch measures oxygen in your blood with a groundbreaking new sensor and app. Take an EKG when and where it suits you and view your workout data at a glance on the improved always-on Retina display. With Apple Watch Series 7 on your wrist, a healthier, more active, more connected life is at your fingertips. The smartwatch has an aluminum case that is lightweight and made of high-quality 100% recycled aluminum.

What to link with?
The Apple Watch Series 7 requires an iPhone 6s or later in combination with iOS 14 or later for an optimal connection. The Apple Watch 7 also works with the iPhone SE.

Measuring oxygen content
The oxygen level in your blood is a good measure of your overall fitness. You can deduce from this how good your oxygen uptake is and how much oxygen is available to your body. With the groundbreaking new sensor and app on Apple Watch Series 7, you can measure oxygen saturation whenever you want. The oxygen saturation sensor is integrated into the completely redesigned back of the case, and works together with the Saturation app to measure the oxygen level in your blood.

Make a heart rhythm video
Through the EKG app, Apple Watch Series 7 allows you to create an EKG that is equivalent to a single-lead electrocardiogram. This special feature can provide doctors with crucial information. The electrodes in the Digital Crown and on the back of the case work together with the EKG app to record your heart's electrical signals. By touching the Digital Crown, you can generate an ECG waveform within 30 seconds.

workouts
Choose from a variety of workouts such as yoga, cycling, swimming and dancing. Lift your wrist and you'll see all the info that's important to you. Go further, higher and deeper with GPS, real-time elevation information and the built-in compass to stay on course. The Apple Watch Series 7 is there for all your sprints, push-ups, poses and jumps. Simply lift your wrist to see distance, pace, laps, stride rate, calories burned and heart rate. The always-on altimeter allows you to track elevation changes in real time.