Apple Watch Series 6 Titanium Unboxing, Setup and First Look By zollotech

Hi everyone Aaron here for Zollotech- and this is the Apple Watch Series six in titanium now last year this was called the edition version this year. It's not so let me cover the serial number there, but, as you can see here, it says space black titanium case they've dropped the edition word. So let's go ahead and open this up. Now this comes in at a very expensive 799 to 1249, depending on the version you get. This particular one is the 44 millimeter with a leather band, so it comes in at 8.99. So let's go ahead and pull these tabs and see what we've got so here is the watch itself, and then we've got the band, and you can see it just has a black inside because it's space black.

So let's set that aside and take a closer look at the watch and the band. Now the band is nothing new. This isn't the newest band, but it's what was available. So let's go ahead and open this up here, get rid of that open this up and pull up the watchman. Now I've never had one of these leather bands.

I prefer the titanium band, but it'll be interesting to check this one out. So this is leather, and it's magnetic, so we've got two pieces here, we'll just take them out of the case for now, but they should sort of fold onto one another and hook onto each other. So we'll set that aside and let's open up the watch itself so see, I've got to pull this tab here and let's open the watch, and on this end it actually says watch edition series 6 space black titanium case so on the outside of the box. It's not the edition, but on the inside it is so let's go ahead and open it up and let's see what we've got, so we've got designed by apple in California. Now one thing to know is this: one still comes with a wall adapter the five watt wall adapter.

As you can see here, it's just your standard wall adapter. You don't get that with the lower priced models. So let's pull this out here and with the watch edition you'll see it just has a little setup with a special watch face. We've got our little watch edition pamphlet and then inside we get a gray sport band with it. So I didn't expect that they'd give that with it but comes with it and then inside we have our charge cable.

Now, normally the addition versions or stainless steel versions have a nice. Let's pull this out here there we go, have a nice stainless steel ring on them. So we get that as well, and let's take a look at the watch itself, so we'll move the box aside and as you can see it says, 44 millimeters see if we can slide this out here there we go, so the case is space black titanium, it's sort of a matte black, as you can see here, and it does get quite a few fingerprints on it. Now the advantage of the stainless steel and the titanium versions are that the display is sapphire, it's very hard to scratch them. So that's something that I really appreciate that I had with my series: 4 Apple Watch.

So, let's slide in the band slide in the band like this, and this is the default setup now, because it's titanium it's pretty light and, like I said it comes in 40 or 44 millimeters, and this is the GPS and cellular model: let's go ahead and turn it on, and we'll wait for it to boot. Up so, we'll press the power button and, as you can see, we have our digital crown, a little microphone a power button and then on the back. We've got the new sensors for the blood oxygen sensor, and you can see it says: series 6, 44, millimeter, titanium and ceramic case, so ceramic on the bottom sapphire crystal GPS, LTE and then here it says water resistant up to 50 meters. So each one of these is 50 meters, water resistant- and this is much lighter than I thought so, let's see this goes like this and then loops back on your wrist. So I have huge wrists, but it loops back and then magnetically attaches, so it's pretty nice that way.

So let me take this off, so we can set it up, and you can take a look, and you do have to measure your wrist. I ordered the largest band because I have large wrists. So I've got my iPhone 11 Pro here. Let's go ahead and hit continue now one thing to know: if you're using iOS, 14.2 betas, you may not have the blood oxygen feature, so you actually have to set it up on iOS 14 then wipe the watch then go to iOS, 14.2, and then you'll have the features. It's just a weird bug right now: they'll fix that in the future, I'm sure, but that's with beta software.

So with the standard software it works fine, so setup for myself, and then we're going to take a photo of what appears here or put it in the display. So we put that here it should pair with it by itself. There we go. It says your watch is paired. Do you want to restore from a backup or set up as a new watch? Now it says on which wrist you wear it on? I wear it on left, so I press that, and now it says connecting your Apple Watch.

This may take a moment. So we'll wait a little for this now. If you move this or tap on it, it says please continue setup on iPhone, so we're just waiting for it here, but there's not much of a difference between this Apple Watch and say the series six aluminum other than that this is cellular and a different material with sapphire crystals. So it should be more durable, but most people will not be able to tell the difference. So, let's go ahead and hit agree.

You have to agree to the terms and conditions, and then it says sign into messages on your iPhone to receive messages on your wrist, we'll skip it for now, I'm going to have to move things over to this phone, but we'll hit okay, and then we've got bold text and size, we'll leave it where it's at we'll hit, continue and then create a passcode on the watch. So we'll create a passcode over here. Just for now, we'll do one two three four, and it says you shouldn't use that password, but we'll just do that for now to make it easy and then keep your watch up to date, we'll just hit continue, set up Apple Pay going to skip that for now and then emergency SOS we'll hit continue, and then we have clock faces. It says install all available, apps nope, I don't want every app there, and then it's going to sync the Apple Watch. Now, while we wait to sync the Apple Watch, we have to actually go through some of these steps and hit done.

It's just showing you how to use it. So the digital crown, if you just swipe through you, can get through these pretty quickly and once you have the check mark you'll be good to go once it's done. Syncing. So now we'll wait for this to finish syncing, and then we'll continue. So the watch is done syncing.

So let's go ahead and press the digital crown to start it vibrates and then dings and there we go, and you can see this is a custom watch face for the titanium band, so you won't get this or for the titanium watch. Rather you won't get this unless you actually have a titanium watch. So if we press and hold we can go to maybe a new one, see if there's anything else, I don't think there is. But let's see what we've got, we've got all the new ones, of course GMT and some new ones like Moroni that come with watch OS, 7. Stripes, of course typography.

Maybe some custom colors with typography and that's it, so now we have this one, California, but it's in a special color, and you'll see here, symbols, dial, color, and it says, dark titanium. So we have this color throughout the watch. It's just a nice little addition, I suppose now this particular watch, because it's a series, six has a couple new features and those particular features are there's only a couple, but one of them is pretty impressive, and that is this one right here: blood, oxygen level, and so, let's put it on my wrist and try it out now blood oxygen level. It needs to be fairly tight on your wrist and slit up a little, so we'll hit next. Furthermore, it's just giving you different ideas of what to do.

We'll hit done hit start, keep still and let's see what it comes back with. So we have three seconds two, then one, and it says I'm a hundred percent blood oxygen level. So that's pretty good, that's as good as you can get, which is nice now. The other thing this watch gives you is an always-on display, but the always-on display is twice as bright and the way you can see this is, if you tilt your watch off to the side. You'll see it dimmed a little, and it's twice as bright.

I can see it but, as I pick my watch up, it comes to life brightens up and sort of fills in around some dials, for example. So if I, if it goes to sleep, they go away. If I pick my wrist back up, they sort of outline, and then it works again. So it's pretty nice that way, and then this also has an always-on compass. So if we go to the compass here or an always-on album altimeter within the compass, I should say so.

If we scroll down here, you can see my elevation is 649 feet and my incline of my wrist. You can see changes as I change the incline of my wrist and as I raise this up, you'll see 650 feet, we'll go back down 649 feet, so it's always recording your elevation. Of course. That's all private and kept within the app you could turn it off. I suppose, if you want and speaking of that someone asked me, can you turn off the always on display? And I believe you can you go in here- go into your settings.

I'm not sure why you would want to. It doesn't really use a lot of power, but let's see if it's under display and brightness and always on, and then you can turn it off. If you don't want that, or you can hide sensitive complications. So if you want to turn that off, of course you can- and so of course this has ECG and everything we had with series 4 and 5 as well as cellular data as well, so it should be really nice to use this titanium is very nice and super light. It's very, very light and that's the advantage of titanium.

It's really strong stronger than steel, but is light as aluminum. Usually so this looks pretty good. I may put the band on from the series six that I have contrasting the red series. Six Apple Watch, but I really like this leather strap. I haven't used this one either, so it'll be nice, oh and if you'd like to get your hands on one of these straps, of course I'll link this in the description, this one's actually from nomad a lot of people ask me about it.

So hopefully you'll enjoy it, but this particular watch seems pretty nice. I'm excited to use it. Of course, we have all those other sensors built in with cellular I'll set up later as well. Let me know which one's your favorite have. You picked up a series, six Apple Watch, or are you just going to stick with? Maybe a series? Four, I'm not sure that you need to update if you have a series 4 to the series 6, unless you wanted the addition with maybe the o2 sensor, for example, or an always on display.

Otherwise, I'm not sure if it's worth it, but let me know your thoughts about it in the comments below also, if you'd like to get your hands on the wallpaper, I have on this iPhone 11 here or iPhone 11 Pro I'll link it in the description like I normally do. If you haven't subscribed already, though, please subscribe, and if you enjoyed the video please give it a like, as always thanks for watching this is Aaron I'll, see you next time you.

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