Apple Watch SE Key specs, Price and Availability

The Apple Watch SE is Apple’s lower-cost Apple Watch option with many Series 6 features except a blood oxygen sensor and ECG. Apple Watch has always been an incredible piece of hardware, but it’s also only as good as the software that powers it. The Apple Watch SE comes with the brand-new watchOS 7 and can take advantage of all of its main features right out of the box.

Is Apple Watch SE worth buying? In short, the Apple Watch SE is a great option for users buying their first Apple Watch who don’t want to spend a lot of money, but it’s also a solid choice for those who are happy with a Series 3 or older model and have been looking for an affordable upgrade to something a bit more modern.

On a little downside, for those who loved the idea of the always-on display of the Watch 5 or Watch 6, that feature is missing on the Watch SE.

All Apple Watch SE models are aluminum and this model can’t be purchased with a stainless steel or titanium casing. Casing colors include silver, gold, and space gray.

The WatchOS 7 comes with a lot of features that come in handy with great functionality. One remarkable improvement you will notice here is “Siri”.

Can Apple Watch SE make calls? If your cellular carrier offers Wi-Fi calling, you can use your Apple Watch to make and receive calls over Wi-Fi instead of the cellular network—even when your paired iPhone isn’t with you or is turned off. Your Apple Watch just has to be within range of a Wi-Fi network that your iPhone has connected to in the past.

Below are some of the key features, specs, and price of the Apple watch SE in Nigeria:

How much is the Apple Watch SE in Nigeria?

The Apple Watch SE has a $279 price tag, making the price of the Apple Watch SE in Nigeria to be about 115,000 Naira. which is not anywhere close to the 6. As expected, it is going to be available in two models: Only version and cellular edition. There are 3 available colors to select from silver, gold, or space gray.