Full Specifications Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm - Reviews & Ratings

PHONEARENA / Jan 28, 2020

Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm

A brief description of the specifications of the Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm as follows.

Pros & Cons, Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm

Operating System (OS) uses watchOS 3.0, upgradable to 6.1.1
This Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm uses a processor Apple S1P (28 nm)
Central Processing Unit (CPU) using Dual-core 520 MHz Cortex-A7
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) Using PowerVR G6200

Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm Specs With Reviews

Phone release date Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm On 2016, September

SIM card availability on mobile Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm : No

By using Cellular Network Technology No cellular connectivity

By having a power storage capacity: Non-removable Li-Ion 205 mAh battery (0.78 Wh)

This phone has dimensions 38.6 x 33.3 x 10.5 mm (1.52 x 1.31 x 0.41 in)

With the overall weight of this phone 25 g body (0.88 oz)

From screen technology Apple Watch Series 1 Aluminum 38mm use OLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors

The screen width on this phone has a size 1.5 inches, 7.1 cm, (~55.1% screen-to-body ratio)

Has a screen resolution 340 x 272 pixels (~290 ppi density)

With ROM / RAM Storage Capacity 8GB 512MB RAM

With Additional Storage (SD CARD) Capacity No

Glass front, composite plastic back, aluminum frame

Version: A1802
Series 1 requires an iPhone 5s/iOS 11 (or later)

Network Cellular	Technology	No cellular connectivity
	2G bands	N/A
	GPRS	No
	EDGE	No

Release date	Announced	2016, September
Release date	Status	Available. Released 2016, December

Design	Dimensions	38.6 x 33.3 x 10.5 mm (1.52 x 1.31 x 0.41 in)
	Weight	25 g body (0.88 oz)
	Build	Glass front, composite plastic back, aluminum frame
	SIM	No
	-	IPX7 water resistant up to 1 meter and 30 minutes

Display	Type	OLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
	Size	1.5 inches, 7.1 cm² (~55.1% screen-to-body ratio)
	Resolution	340 x 272 pixels (~290 ppi density)
	Protection	Ion-X strengthened glass
	-	3D Touch display 450 nits max brightness

Hardware and Performance	OS	watchOS 3.0, upgradable to 6.1.1
	Chipset	Apple S1P (28 nm)
	CPU	Dual-core 520 MHz Cortex-A7
	GPU	PowerVR G6200

Storage	Card slot	No
	Internal	8GB 512MB RAM

Camera	-	No

Audio	Loudspeaker	Ya
	3.5mm jack	No

Connectivity & Features	WLAN	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
	Bluetooth	4.0, LE
	GPS	No
	NFC	Ya
	Radio	No
	USB	No

Features	Sensors	Accelerometer, gyro, heart rate
	-	Natural language commands and dictation

Battery	-	Non-removable Li-Ion 205 mAh battery (0.78 Wh)
	Charging	Wireless charging
	Stand-by	Up to 18 h (mixed usage)

Others	Colors	Case colors: silver, gold, rose gold, gray Band colors: gray, white, black, pink Band types: sport
	Models	A1802
	Price	About 270 EUR

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