Apple Watch Series 5

Our range of refurbished Apple Watch Series 5 with GPS or GPS and cellular are all fully tested, in Good or Very Good condition and come with 12 months warranty and FREE UK delivery.

Apple Watch Series 5 Review

The Apple Watch Series 5 was released in 2019, and was noted as only a small upgrade from the Series 4. However, it does have one of the most sought-after features: an always-on display, that dims when you’re not raising it to look at it, which was welcomed by most users.

Since the Series 4 design was new for 2018, it’s not surprising that the Series 5 looks the same. It also has the same great health tracking capabilities, with an accurate heart rate sensor and ECG feature, onboard GPS that is more accurate than before and music and podcast playback. And with 32GB of storage space, which is double the Apple Watch Series 4, you can download more content than before too.

Overall, the Series 5 is a great watch if you value being able to see the time without having to raise or flick your wrist, and want to keep playlists and podcasts on your watch for whenever you’re out and about without your phone.

Is the Apple Watch Series 5 worth it?

Yes, we think the Apple Watch Series 5 is worth it if you want all the features from the latest watch OS but don’t want to spend the money on a brand new device. All our refurbished Apple Watch Series 5 devices have been fully tested and repaired where necessary, so they work like new.

The best thing about the Apple Watch Series 5 compared to earlier models is the always-on display. For some people, that alone will be enough to convince them! And since it has much more storage than the Series 4, if you listen to lots of music on the go it’s well worth considering. And since you can pick one up for less than £175, we think it’s a great deal.

How far can the Apple Watch 5 be from my iPhone?

How far your Apple Watch 5 can be from your iPhone depends on what you want to do with it. For all of your Apple Watch features to fully work, your watch will need to be within 100 metres of your iPhone – but sometimes more and sometimes less.

However, you can do lots of things with your Apple Watch 5 without being connected to Bluetooth – for example, you can track your workouts, count steps, see your activity goals, make purchases through Apple Pay and more.

As a backup, your watch will try to connect to a WiFi network, and you can connect it to a cellular network if you have a cellular model. If you’re connected in this way, you can use Siri, send and receive messages, make and answer phone calls, listen to music and more.