What you need to know
- Apple will include a free Sport Band with a purchase of a Apple Watch Series 5 in titanium or ceramic.
- A Sport Band on its own costs $49.
- If you purchase the Series 5 in aluminum or stainless steel Apple doesn't include a free band.
If you purchase an Apple Watch Series 5 in titanium or ceramic, Apple will give you an extra Sport Band. The watch band will come in addition to whichever band you decide upon at purchase.
If you get a titanium Series 5 with a khaki Sport Loop, for example, Apple will throw in a light gray Sport Band. What's cool is Apple will seemingly color-match the band you buy with the Series 5.
When you buy an Apple Watch Series 5 in titanium or ceramic, you also get a 1m magnetic charging cable and 5W USB power adapter.
Unfortunately, the Apple Watch Series 5 in aluminum and stainless steel do not come with an extra Sport Band. You can, however, get a Sport Band on its own for $49.
Announced on Tuesday, the Apple Watch Series 5 is a relatively modest upgrade over last year's model, offering an always-on display and compass. The wearable also offers 32GB of built-in storage, which is double the 16GB offered in the Apple Watch Series 4.
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