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Compare Fossil Q Neely vs Apple Watch Series 4 vs Fossil Sport |
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| Hybrid Watch | Smartwatch | Smartwatch | |
| Release / Update | 2017 | 2018 | 2018 |
| Suggested Price | $155 | $399 | $275 |
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Battery |
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| Duration | 5 months | 18 hours | 2 days |
| Charging | Not rechargeable | Wireless charging | Rechargeable |
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Compatibility |
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Connectivity |
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Display |
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| Resolution | 40mm: 324x394 44mm: 368x448 |
390x390 | |
| Size | 759 sq mm display area 977 sq mm display area |
1.2" | |
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| Type | OLED Retina display with Force Touch, 1000 nits brightness | AMOLED | |
Functions |
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Hardware |
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| Water Resistance | 5ATM (50 metres) | 5ATM (50 metres) | IP68 |
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Software |
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| Operating System | watchOS 5.0, upgradable to 5.2.1 | ||
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More Info & Buy |
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| Storage | 16GB |
4GB |
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| Extra | Colors: Space Black, Silver, Gold Build: Stainless Steel frame; all-ceramic/sapphire crystal back Bluetooth 5.0; Requires an iPhone 6 or later with iOS 12 or later; Water resistance: Apple Watch 4 should not be used for scuba diving, waterskiing, or other activities involving high-velocity water or submersion below shallow depth. |
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| Pros | Fossil Q Neely Pros |
Apple Watch Series 4 Pros + Larger display + Lightweight design |
Fossil Sport Pros + Lightweight design + Powerful watch |
| Cons | Fossil Q Neely Cons |
Apple Watch Series 4 Cons - No always-on display option - Battery isn't amazing - Still pricey |
Fossil Sport Cons - Lacks high-end features - GPS can be slow |
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