Rob Griffiths from Robservatory has created the all-in-one Apple Watch spreadsheet comparing all 38 models of the device (via Six Colors). While users can also view the watches on the website and get the details on each specific model as well their pricing info, the process requires lots of paging and scrolling to get all the details. “I was curious as to how all the watches compared, so I pulled data from those sources and made one massive spreadsheet”, says the author.
One of the most interesting things Rob discovered during his research about the different Apple Watch offerings, is the weights of different watches and bands. Turns out, different coloured Apple Watch Sport models have different weights, and they are not the lightest models either. In fact, the Apple Watch (steel) with Classic buckle is the lightest of them all, both in 38mm and 42mm versions.
You can also download the spreadsheet and look at it in Excel for a better idea. For Canadian Apple Watch pricing however, check out this link.
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In the annals of spreadsheets, I would hardly call this massive. My own honey-do list spreadsheet is much larger than this.
The apple watch to me is a gimmick, you couldn’t give me one for free.
You wouldn’t take one for free?
Wow, you REALLY want people to know your stance.
Don’t worry, I’m SURE people care about your opinions just as much as you hope.