The Apple Watch Series 7 is finally available in stores, a week after Apple and a host of other retailers opened pre-orders on the smart watch.
Shoppers have been keen to snap up the new version of the wearable, with a lot of interest in the host of new colour and strap options and inevitable collaborations with designer brands like Hermes and Nike available for launch.
The watch comes with 41mm or 45mm face options which paired with a decreased screen border allow for a 20% larger display than the Series 6 - it also charges 33% faster.
The Series 7 has a starting RRP of £369 for the 41mm version, and comes with a host of different colour and band options to express your style.
Where to buy the Apple Watch Series 7 in the UK
Apple
Many people will prefer to order the Series 7 from Apple directly.
The higher end limited edition collaborations are also available in full here, although if you're looking for Christmas gifts check the despatch times on some of the Apple x Hermes collection.
The Nike collaboration seems more immediately available for despatch.
Currys
If you're wanting to walk into a store and take an Apple Watch Series 7 out with you immediately then Currys Click and Collect might be your best bet.
As well as the Nike special editions they have 41mm and 45mm versions of all the new colours with sport bands available now.
EE
EE is selling the Apple Watch 7 for £28 per month with the added bonus of six months free Apple+ Fitness on the contract.
An unpaired plan is £28 per month, as is the paired 4GB plan. The Fitness Watch plan is £35 per month.
John Lewis & Partners
John Lewis has a larger range of Nike options than Very, so if you're looking for something more than the standard colours with sports loops or straps it's a good bet.
They currently have both black and white options available in stock with and without cellular coverage.
O2
O2 has some £0 upfront deals with unlimited data on 36 months contract, including the Watch Series 7 Sport Band 41mm for £17.99 per month and the Watch Series 7 Sport Band 45mm for £18.85 per month.
Very
Very has a solid collection of Series 7 options available, including the Graphite case with Milanese stainless steel loop band (£699), standard sports bands options across all the new colours are available, and a the Nike limited edition white option with the platinum case.
Vodafone
Vodafone has a selection of deals and tariffs, including several with £0 upfront. Customers can also take advantage of EVO, a flexible mobile and smartwatch package which allows them to tailor how they pay for their tech, deciding how much they want to pay upfront for their new device as well as the length of their device contract from 12 to 36 months. EVO customers also get the opportunity to upgrade to a new model from 12 months.
Available in Midnight, Starlight, Green, Blue and Red, customers can purchase their best deal from £20 a month with no upfront cost on a 36-month device plan – based on £13 a month watch plan and 30 day Smartwatch Connectivity plan at £7 a month for the 41mm Aluminium (GPS+4G). You can get the 45mm version for £21.
Customers getting an iPhone and Apple Watch together can get a £3.50 a month discount (50% off) on ‘OneNumber’ smartwatch connectivity on selected Pay Monthly Xtra plans. This means customers can leave their phone at home and still stay connected from their wrist.
