As they say, bigger is always better, and that certainly seems to be true for the new Apple Watch Series 7.

Almost all the early reviews call out the new, bigger screen, which is significantly super-sized compared to older models. It's so big, in fact, it makes previous Watch screens look small.

Faster charging and watchOS 8 tweaks also earn praise, but the watch's availability doesn't. Shipping dates extend into early November.

So, if you want to experience Series 7's big screen for yourself, you might have a long wait on your hands (and not a new watch!)

-- Leander Kahney, EIC.

Apple Watch Series 7 review roundup: Bigger is a bit better — www.cultofmac.com

The larger screen in the Apple Watch Series 7 is the highlight of the upcoming wearable, according to the first reviews out today. Early reviewers praise faster charging, too.

Apple considers future AirPods that monitor temperature, posture and hearing — www.cultofmac.com

Apple looks into new ways to expand its health-related options, like by adding features to its popular earbuds.

AirPods 3 refresh could finally appear at next week’s Apple event — www.cultofmac.com

We’ve been waiting for them for over a year now, so the upgrade is long overdue.

Brilliant BentoStack keeps essential accessories neatly organized on the go — www.cultofmac.com

Don't you just hate it when your charging cables and other accessories get lost in your bag on the go? BentoStack solves that problem.

Soundcore Frames glasses let you listen to music without earbuds — www.cultofmac.com

They look like glasses, but come with a stealth capability: They let you listen to music. Here's what they look and sound like.

Apple says sideloading apps on iPhone would ‘cripple privacy and security’ — www.cultofmac.com

iOS is safer than Android because you cannot sideload apps onto an iPhone, Apple says.

Turn iPad into external monitor for Windows PC with Luna Display 5.0 — www.cultofmac.com

Luna Display 5.0 allows Windows PC users to turn their iPad into a second screen. A hardware/software combination from Astropad lets the two disparate computers communicate via a wireless adapter for USB-C or HDMI.

Wee standing desk and cute displays make an easy-stash UK office [Setups] — www.cultofmac.com

Folks often endure work-from-home situations where space is at a premium. Maybe they have a big house full of kids and pets. Maybe they live in a tiny studio apartment in a big, expensive city. In either case, sometimes the whole computer setup sits where they eat, and it has to go away at dinnertime.

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"My best contribution to the group is not settling for anything but really good stuff. A lot of times, people don't do great things because great things really aren't expected of them, and nobody ever really demands that they try, and nobody says, 'Hey, that's the culture here.' If you set that up, people will do things that are greater than they ever thought they could be. Really some great work that will go down in history." -- Steve Jobs