The Apple Watch Series 5 is the most Eco-Friendly Smartwatch Ever

Apple has spent many years trying to become more and more eco-friendly. The tech giant tops the charts for the third consecutive year, proving just how committed it is to making the world green. Here’s why the Apple Watch Series 5 is the most eco-friendly smartwatch ever.

Perhaps the most impressive aspect of the Aluminum Apple Watch Series 5 case, is that it is made from 100% recycled aluminum. Apple aims to one day exclusively source recycled or renewable materials in their products. If a certain process is causing too much environmental harm, then Apple is already working on fixing it, and finding a better solution.

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Apple pride themselves in making all their products as eco-friendly as possible. After all, even a small change on the manufacturing line will affect how millions of products are made. Compared to the Apple Watch Series 4, the Series 5 has gotten 7% more eco-friendly, and is made with even more robust materials that are built to last. To make sure the Apple Watch is suitable for your skin, Apple works closely with toxicologists and dermatologists.

Once your Apple Product’s life has come to an end, Apple offers you their Recover program. You can send your device to them, and it’ll be recycled free of charge. It’s a win for you and for the planet. Also, if your product still holds value, Apple will pay you for it. California has some strict requirements when it comes to energy efficiency, and the Apple Watch meets them all.

Apple does their best to make sure that the product you wear on your wrist is as safe, long-lasting, and energy-efficient as possible.

To meet this criteria, Apple runs their own Reliability and Environmental Testing Labs where products are put through rigid testing before they come to you. Each year, Apple makes further strides forwards in reducing their carbon footprint, becoming more energy-efficient, and making safe and long-lasting products. What do you think about this?