The Apple Watch Series 2 is out. For all the fitness enthusiasts out there who want to take a bite at this Apple's latest wearable flagship, here's a review.

The Apple Watch Series 2, Apple's new wearable - a flagship device, includes truly necessary components, for example, GPS; enhances and approves its waterproofing abilities, and ups the processor clock speed so that the gadget can process things faster without a buzz.

The Apple Watch Series 2 has a water-resistance rating of 50 meters under ISO standard 22810:2010. At the end of the day, it's convenient to have the capacity to see the time and know to what extent until you need to get out while swimming.

The Series 2 has an integrated GPS so that it can be viewed as a certified health tracker. This implies you can go for a run or cycle ride and concentrate on precise data available from your workouts.

The Apple Watch Series 2 has an AMOLED display that is twice as brilliant as the screen on the first watch, as indicated by Apple - and beyond any doubt enough, it's a considerably less demanding to make out what's on the screen in sunny conditions. The screen feels more keen, in spite of the fact that the screen resolution is unaltered.

The Apple Watch Series 2 enhances the first watch and gives a more feasible smartwatch to those intrigued by wellness. In any case, in case you're not utilizing your watch for workouts, the Series 1 and its brisk processor is a less expensive alternative.

The Apple Watch Series 2 starts from a price of £369 and goes as high as £1,249 for the Apple Watch Edition for the Ceramic model - the gold option is no longer to be bought.

You will also find an Apple Watch Nike+ version which is based on the Series 2 model. However, it is targeted at runners. Also, the Nike+ base model is priced at £369.