Apple Highlights Apple Watch Series 6 Features in 'The Future of Health is on Your Wrist' Ads

Apple today shared new Apple Watch ads on its YouTube channel, highlighting the water resistance, ECG, and sleep tracking capabilities of the Apple Watch Series 6.




The short 38 second ads each focus on a specific Apple Watch feature, with a narrator explaining how the Apple Watch works under water, when taking an ECG, and when being used for sleep tracking.

All of the ads feature the tagline "The future of health is on your wrist" and link to the Apple Watch Series 6 website.

Apple has not heavily advertised the Apple Watch Series 6 since its September release, and this is the first ad campaign focused on the Apple Watch that we've seen in recent months.

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Gator5000e Avatar
65 months ago

The sleep ad was great. Except one tiny detail - seriously, how can anyone sleep with a watch? I've tried - it is so incredibly annoying and cumbersome. ?‍♂️

I'd love to use a soft, elastic, breathable and screen-less smart-band for sleep monitoring / silent wake up though.
I sleep with mine on every night. You get used to it, at least Ii did.
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Coreas92 Avatar
65 months ago

The sleep ad was great. Except one tiny detail - seriously, how can anyone sleep with a watch? I've tried - it is so incredibly annoying and cumbersome. ?‍♂️

I'd love to use a soft, elastic, breathable and screen-less smart-band for sleep monitoring / silent wake up though.
I have been able to sleep with mine every night since getting it. Never really put much thought into it. I actually have made a habit to turn on bedtime mode manually too. You get used to it I guess?
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Captain Trips Avatar
65 months ago

I sleep with mine on every night. You get used to it, at least Ii did.
I have had a similar experience. Wearing the AW to sleep has not been bothersome nor really even noticeable to me.
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SuperCachetes Avatar
65 months ago

Your post Lacks an real argument. You are new to a gimmick and love to explore it - nothing wrong with that.

“healt monitoring trends over time“ - lets talk in a year when you early erecting state is lowered and your watch is just a nice phone companion for alarms - and even that isn’t working properly.

why the heck is this thing not muting the watch when i am in a meeting and unmuting when leavin the meeting room?
Hmmmm. The person who thinks they know what Tim Cook cares about says my post lacks an argument. You got me there.

And how’d you know about my “early erecting state?” That’s rather personal.
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Captain Trips Avatar
65 months ago

Hmmmm. The person who thinks they know what Tim Cook cares about says my post lacks an argument. You got me there.

And how’d you know about my “early erecting state?” That’s rather personal.
Hey, if (s)he knows what Tim Cook cares about, it isn't a stretch of imagination to know personal details about MacRumors forum members...
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Amadeo Avatar
65 months ago
I'm normally a fan of Apple's ads, but these are pretty middling.
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