- IT Office Moves
Lessons Learned from 100 Office IT Moves
23 Mar, 2026
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AI-generated summary
If you’re already in the Apple ecosystem and want the “always-with-you” experience done properly, the Apple Watch Series 11 is a solid buy—especially with cellular. The real win isn’t the specs, it’s that you can leave your phone behind and still handle calls, notifications, payments and navigation without faffing around. Battery and reliability on LTE are generally good in real day-to-day use, and the natural titanium build is nicer than the cheaper “looks good on day one” watches. At £716 ex-VAT, though, it’s firmly premium pricing, so it needs a purpose beyond just “it’s a watch”.
I’d steer most businesses toward this only for people who genuinely benefit from being reachable away from their desk—field teams, supervisors on sites, engineers, security, nurses, or anyone moving between locations where carrying a phone is annoying. If your users mostly sit at desks and carry phones anyway, the cellular version is usually wasted money. Also, if you’re buying for mixed environments or non-iPhone users, it’s not the easy sell it once was—Apple Watch still performs best with iOS, so adoption can be a headache. In short: worth it for the right user profile, but don’t buy it as a default “wellness gadget” just because it’s popular.