#Watch Series 2

Apple today has updated its vintage and obsolete product lists and added two older iPhone models and a couple of Watch Series 2 models. Meanwhile, the aluminum and stainless-steel Watch Series 2 models now bite the dust in the “obsolete” list. The high-end Watch Series 2 with ceramic case, however, didn’t get the chop yet. [caption id="attachment_376381" align="alignnone" width="1280"] iPhone 6s Plus (left), iPhone XS Max (right)[/caption] Released in 2015, the iPhone 6s Plus brought significant improvements over the regular iPhone 6 Series, which was notoriously known for its “bendgate” issue. Nexal has officially entered the Philippine market with the launch of the Nexal Watch Series, introducing its first smartwatch lineup in the country with two models: the Nexal Watch and Nexal Watch Sport. The launch follows the brand’s global debut and marks its entry into the local smartwatch market with devices aimed at users looking for activity tracking, wellness features, and everyday connectivity. The company said both watches share features such as AMOLED displays, GPS tracking, built-in flashlight functionality, and all-weather resistance. The Nexal Watch Sport is designed for users who spend more time outdoors and includes features such as Dual-Band GPS, a 1.48-inch AMOLED display, 5ATM water resistance, and route tracking capabilities for activities including running, cycling, and hiking. Read more in our articles including "Apple iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone XS Max now ‘vintage’" and "Nexal launches Watch Series in the Philippines".