The other thing that the Apple Watch Series 2 is very good at is GPS tracking which comes in light of the addition of the GPS feature on the device that was not there in its predecessor smart wearable.
The Apple Watch Series 2 is actually able to tell where it is, even when it doesn’t have the phone. That makes it into a genuine running companion on its own, something it was regularly advertised as, but which was undermined a little by the fact that it needed the phone to properly track the user activity.
With such feature, the latest smart wearable from the American tech giant can easily take on the more devoted outdoor watches, which often are big, expensive, and not especially nice to look at.
One of the major features of the Apple Watch Series 2 is the fact that users can wear it in water, up to 50 meters deep, with no ill effects.
However, just because there’s a fancy water rating attached to the smart wearable, that does not mean that the user need not do some maintenance on the Apple Watch Series 2 after getting it wet.
It is important for the user to enable Water Lock before swimming or taking a shower with the smart wearable on.