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Unlike your iPhone or iPad, your Apple Watch doesn t have a lot of space for apps, music, podcasts, and all the other content you might try to store on it. The amount of storage varies by watch version. The Series 6, 5, and SE offer 32GB of space, but there’s only 16GB on the Series 4, 16BG for the Series 3 GPS + Cellular model, and just 8GB for the Series 3 GPS model.
Depending on your watch and how much content you download or sync, you could easily run low on space before you know it. But your watch can clue you in on how much space you have available. It can also show you how much space is used by specific apps and content so you know what to jettison when you re running close to empty.
How to Free Up Space On Your Apple Watch By Tyler Lee, on 02/02/2021 14:20 PST
Unlike the iPhone, iPad, or Apple’s Mac computers, the Apple Watch is only offered in a single storage configuration. Depending on your model, it could vary. For example, older Apple Watches like the base model of the Series 3 only comes with a paltry 8GB of storage, while Apple’s newer models like the Series 5 offers 32GB of storage.
Now, given that we don’t necessarily use our smartwatches like we do our smartphones, it is understandable that you don’t really need that much storage. However, over time, the more apps, photos, or music we sync to our watches, it can quickly add up and you might run out of space.