Yep, the Apple Watch Series 5 does have an always-on display. This means you can take a quick peek at your watch without needing to raise your wrist, as the time and other important info, like workout stats, stay visible but dim.

The display adjusts its brightness and refresh rate to save battery when your wrist is down, and you can easily wake it up by lifting your wrist or tapping the screen.

From what we've found, people like this feature's convenience, especially during workouts or meetings, since it lets you check your watch discreetly.

If you're worried about battery life, there's an option to turn this feature off. Even with it on, the watch is designed to last around 18 hours, though the actual battery life may vary depending on how you use it.

Just a heads-up, the Series 5 doesn't come with built-in sleep tracking, but the always-on display definitely adds a nice touch to its array of features.

The heart rate monitoring on the Apple Watch Series 5 is pretty solid, especially with its built-in ECG feature. It helps you keep an eye on heart health by spotting irregular heartbeats and other issues. From what we've gathered, it's particularly praised for detecting conditions like atrial fibrillation (AFib), which could help prevent potential complications down the line. Having this kind of monitoring handy can be a big relief for folks who want to track their heart health regularly.

While the watch's focus is clearly on health, its always-on display lets you check time and notifications without fiddling with the watch. However, bear in mind that this can drain the battery faster. Usually, you’ll get about 18 hours on a full charge, but if you always keep the display on, expect a bit less.

The Series 5 also fits seamlessly into Apple's ecosystem, syncing with your iPhone to handle calls and notifications straight from your wrist. It's got other cool features too, like activity tracking and a noise meter.

Sure, some folks wish it had better battery life and built-in sleep tracking, but many still love it for its style and health-focused features.

If you're looking for a smartwatch that can accurately keep track of your heart and more, the Apple Watch Series 5 might be worth checking out. It's like having a handy health companion right on your wrist.

The Apple Watch Series 5 is pretty popular for its health monitoring features, but the battery life is something a lot of people wonder about. According to the manufacturer's description, it should last up to 18 hours on a single charge—basically enough for a typical day.

Our research shows that most folks agree with this estimate, saying it lasts them through a day of regular stuff like workouts, getting notifications, and using apps.

But keep in mind, if you're using things like the always-on Retina display a lot, that can eat up more battery. If you often use GPS, stream music, or make calls, expect the battery to drain a bit faster.

Fitness fans like the GPS feature, but it does use more power. Using third-party apps for things like sleep tracking can also drain the battery quicker.

So, the Apple Watch Series 5 usually balances well between features and battery life, but it's a good idea to plan on charging it nightly if you're using a lot of power-draining activities or features like GPS.

If you're into sleep tracking or prolonged GPS use, just be aware you might run low and should consider adjusting your usage or charging more often.