It seams the Apple Watch Series 3 might finally be stepping down from Apple's smartwatch lineup and its mostly because of its chip.
But why wouldget rid of the Apple Watch Series 3? All things considered, it is still a good entry into this type of product for those who already sport other Apple devices and are not quite sure whether it would be their thing.analyst, who usually has good insight into everything Apple, the Apple Watch Series 3 is dropping because it won’t be able to handle the new software that’s expected to come later this year — watchOS 9.
To put some context here, the Apple Watch Series 7 comes with the S7 chip, and the SE model comes with the S5.
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