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Is the Apple Watch's aluminum silver material the same as iPad Pro aluminum silver material?

Nope. Apple Watches use 7000 series aluminium, which has higher durability than the 6000 series used in Macs and iPads. Consequently, the Apple Watch can take a lot more physical punishment than the iPad — which makes sense, because anything physically attached to you is going to be more likely to get banged up.
 
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Will using a polishing cloth get rid of it?

You can’t polish Graphite SS because it is coated, if you polish it it’ll make it look even worse by revealing the natural SS layer underneath the coating. Only the regular SS can be polished because it is in its natural state without coating. That is one of the downsides of the “colored” SS and one of benefits to regular SS.
 
You can’t polish Graphite SS because it is coated, if you polish it it’ll make it look even worse by revealing the natural SS layer underneath the coating. Only the regular SS can be polished because it is in its natural state without coating. That is one of the downsides of the “colored” SS and one of benefits to regular SS.

Luckily those scratches can only be seen under very specific light conditions, so it’s not a big deal.

But regardless, I’ve made them by removing the watch only twice... and it’s very hard to make sure that the band doesn’t touch the watch as you do it, so I’m 100% sure that this will happen again if I continue to wear that band.

I’m returning the band, and if I have to be very honest, I’m thinking of returning the watch too, since I’m still in the 14dd, and then either buying a new graphite or a silver SS

I wish they made a graphite link
 
Blue Black/Bright Mango Nike on Gold Stainless S4
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I have an Apple Watch series 3
Can anyone tell me exactly what new things I will have available if I upgrade ?

how does the blood oxygen thing work ? Can it detect things such as symptoms on anemia etc ?
 
I have an Apple Watch series 3
Can anyone tell me exactly what new things I will have available if I upgrade ?

how does the blood oxygen thing work ? Can it detect things such as symptoms on anemia etc ?
The blood oxygen sensor is not a "medical grade" device and can only give a reading of the percentage of oxygen in the blood, similar to the finger-type devices. It cannot detect anemia or any other medical condition.
 
The blood oxygen sensor is not a "medical grade" device and can only give a reading of the percentage of oxygen in the blood, similar to the finger-type devices. It cannot detect anemia or any other medical condition.
The FDA categorizes it as a “fun“ tool and Apple has not submitted it for a more rigorous categorization as it knows it won’t pass.
 
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