A GPS Apple Watch gets you nearly all of the functionality of a Cellular model at a fairly reduced cost, which is often a difference of $100/£100/AU$100 or more. However, the Cellular model is going to give you the most freedom to use your Apple Watch on-the-go, most notably without your iPhone present.

Both Watch models should get the same rated 18-hour usage under similar conditions. Apple rates the GPS + Cellular model at 14 hours of Wi-Fi (connected to an iPhone) and 4 hours over an LTE connection. But don't assume that you'll get 14 hours of LTE usage on a GPS + Cellular model.

That brings us to one big reason you may end up with a cellular Apple Watch, even if you don’t care about those capabilities. If you want the more stylish Titanium Apple Watch Series 10 or Stainless Steel Apple Watch Series 9, you’re getting the GPS+Cellular version whether you like it or not. The same goes for the Apple Watch Ultra 2.

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