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Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+, 42 mm) Specs

Identifiers: Watch Series 2 42mm - MP0A2LL/A* - Watch2,4 - A1758* - 3105*

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Apple Watch Nike+, 42 mmThe Apple Watch Series 2 models were promoted as "the ultimate device for a healthy life" with greater focus on health-related functionality than the original models. However, like their predecessors, all Apple Watch Series 2 devices are controlled with a "Digital Crown" and a Force Touch capable display and need to be paired with an iPhone 5 or newer for most functionality.

All Apple Watch Series 2 models have a dual core processor, water resistance to 50 meters, and built in GPS capabilities. This particular Apple Watch Series 2 model, the Nike+ version in the 42 mm size, features a 312x390 display with strengthened, lightweight "Ion-X glass" in a 7000 series anodized aluminum housing.

Battery life is an Apple estimated "up to 18 hours" overall, but more specifically "up to 3 hours" of talk time, "up to 6.5 hours" of audio playback, and "up to 8 hours" working out.

Each Apple Watch Nike+ configuration has a custom Nike+ fluroelastomer band with "compression-molded perforations" (holes) that "reduces weight and improves ventilation" as well as custom Nike watch faces and a "permanent complication" for launching the Nike+ Run Club app. There originally were four specific Apple Watch Nike+ configurations -- a silver aluminum case with either a flat silver/volt (neon yellow) Nike sport band or a flat silver/white Nike sport band or a dark "Space Gray" aluminum case with either a black/volt (neon yellow) Nike sport band or a black/cool gray Nike sport band.

On March 21, 2017, Apple discontinued these original four options and replaced them with two very similar choices -- a silver aluminum case with a "pure platinum" and white Nike sport band and a dark "Space Gray" aluminum case with an Anthracite/Black Nike sport band. Apple also started to sell a variety of Nike sport bands independently for the first time.

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September 7, 2016* September 12, 2017
Details: The "Introduction Date" refers to the date a model was introduced via press release. The "Discontinued Date" refers to the date a model either was replaced by a subsequent system or production otherwise ended.

*This model was available for pre-order on September 7, 2016 and first shipped on October 28, 2016.
520 MHz Apple S2*
Details: *Apple provides no information on the processor used in the Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+) beyond that it has dual cores, but third-party analysis has determined that it runs at 520 MHz. Apple refers to this processor as the "S2".
512 MB 8 GB*
Details: *Apple makes no official mention of storage capacity. However, the Apple Watch Series 2 models have 8 GB of storage.
200* 100*
Details: *Apple does not provide an estimate of song and photo capacity, but based on the 2 GB of storage for music and 75 MB of storage for photos, 200 songs and 100 photos is a reasonable estimate.
Watch Apple Watch Series 2 (42 mm)
Details: This Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+) has a 42 mm form factor and uses a 7000 series anodized aluminum housing.
Aluminum* Digital Crown
Details: *The Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+) uses a 7000 series anodized aluminum housing in either silver or dark "Space Gray" color.
1.65" OLED* 312x390
Details: *The entire face of the watch contains a roughly 1.65" display, but this is not all viewable area. All 42 mm models of this type have a "second generation" OLED with a viewable display resolution of 312x390 with a brightness rating of 1000 nits. The display is covered by strengthened Ion-X glass.
802.11b/g/n 4.0
Details: The Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+) has built-in support for 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0 to "pair seamlessly with your iPhone."
Lithium Ion* 3-18 Hours*
Details: *The Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+) uses a built-in, proprietary Lithium Ion battery. Apple reports that the device provides "up to 18 hours" of battery life which includes "90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of app use and a 30 minute workout with music playback from Apple Watch via Bluetooth." Battery life for other uses varies -- reportedly "up to 3 hours" of talk time, "up to 6.5 hours" of audio playback, and "up to 8 hours" of working out.
MP0A2LL/A* Watch Series 2 42mm
Details: *MP0A2LL/A is the order number for the configuration with a dark "Space Gray" housing and a black/volt (neon yellow) Nike sport band. With a dark "Space Gray" housing and a black/gray Nike sport band the order number is MNYY2LL/A. With a silver aluminum case and a flat silver/volt (neon yellow) Nike sport band and a flat silver/white Nike sport band, the order numbers are MNYQ2LL/A and MNNT2LL/A, respectively.

The silver aluminum case with a "pure platinum" and white Nike sport band and dark "Space Gray" aluminum case with an Anthracite/Black Nike sport band options introduced on March 21, 2017 are MQ192LL/A and MQ182LL/A, respectively.
A1758* (EMC 3105*) Watch2,4
Details: *This model number is not unique to this model. It is not displayed externally, either. The EMC number also is not unique or displayed externally.

Also see: All Apple Watch models with the A1758* Model Number, the 3105* EMC Number, and the Watch2,4 Model Identifier.
watchOS 3.0 (14S326) watchOS 6.3
Details: This Apple Watch supports versions of the watchOS up to the last version of watchOS 6.3, although not all watch faces are available. watchOS 6 also requires an iPhone 6s or later running iOS 13 or later. This model cannot run watchOS 7 or later versions of the operating system.
1.65 x 1.41 x 0.45 1.20 ounces
Details: In inches - height by width by depth (42.5 mm x 36.4 mm x 11.4 mm, 34.2 grams).
US$399* US$75-US$100
Details: *42 mm Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+) models all originally were US$399 regardless of housing finish or band.

Please note that on average the estimated current retail pricing of used devices is updated twice a year (please refer to the date on the bottom of the page for the date last updated).

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Global original prices for the Apple Watch Series 2 (Nike+, 42 mm) in 34 different countries and territories follow; organized alphabetically by region.

For global original prices for all Apple Watch models in one particular country on a single page, please refer to Everyi.com's Global Original Prices section.

Original Prices - North & South America

C$529 R$3.149
MXN $8,999 US$399*

Original Prices - Europe

€449 €469
DKK 3,499 €479
€449 €449
€479 €469
€453,49 €469
NOK 4.290 €479
€469 SEK 4.495
CHF 449 £399

Original Prices - Asia

RMB 3,188 HK$3,088
Rs 41,900 N/A
¥40,800 KRW 499,000
RM 1,749 PHP 22,490
S$588 NT$13,500
THB 14,900 N/A

Original Prices - Australia & New Zealand

A$579 NZ$649

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