The Apple Watch Series 4, the latest version of Apple’s smartwatch and the most significant revamp since the wearable’s launch, is now available in Canada.
The Series 4 features a roughly 30 percent larger display when compared to previous versions of the Apple Watch, and a 64-bit dual-core S4 processor that’s twice as fast as the Series 3. The smartwatch also features a built-in electrocardiograph (ECG) sensor — though the feature won’t be available at launch — fall detection and a Digital Crown that now includes haptic feedback.
I’ve spent roughly the last week and a half with Apple’s Series 4 smartwatch and I’ve been very impressed with the wearable, particularly its expansive display. You can find my full review of the Series 4 at this link.
Pricing for the Apple Watch Series 4 ranges from $519 CAD for the 40mm base model with GPS and a Sport Band, to $1,119 CAD for the 44mm cellular stainless steel gold option with a Milanese Loop band.
While the Apple Watch Series 4 is now available at retail stores and online at the Apple Store, various Canadian carriers are also selling the smartwatch.
With Rogers, the 44mm Apple Watch Series 4 can be purchased for $0 down plus $30.37 a month with the carriers’ Easy Pay plan, or $729 on a no term contract. Adding an LTE Apple Watch package to an existing Rogers plan is priced at $10 per month. This is the first time Rogers has sold and offered LTE plans for Apple’s smartwatch.
Through Bell, the 44mm Apple Watch Series 4 is available for a $0 initial payment plus $93.60 in taxes, along with $30 per month for 28 months. The upfront price with the carrier is $720. Bell’s LTE Apple Watch add-on plan is priced at $10 per month.
Telus is also offering the 44mm Apple Watch Series 4 at $0 on a two-year term at $30.41 per month for 24 months with the carrier’s Easy Payment 1 plus smartwatch plan offer. The outright price for the Series 4 through Telus is $730. Adding LTE data to the Series 4 is priced at $10 per month with Telus.
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