So the Apple user guide for watchOS 11 lists the available models. If you were unsure about which gen SE you had, you would have to check their identify page. Links below.
From what you posted, you have a the first gen SE which doesn’t get watchOS 11.
I wish they had a comparison chart but I can’t find it if they do.
“In British Columbia (BC), the only animals that carry rabies are several species of bats. About 0.5% of bats carry rabies in BC but on average, 8% of bats sent for rabies testing are positive. That is because bats that come in contact with humans or domestic animals are more likely to carry rabies. Bat bites and scratches may transmit rabies. Bats should be left undisturbed unless there is a suspicion of rabies exposure or other harm”
Just to expand on your point about being careful but also to highlight that thankfully it’s a small percentage of bats that carry rabies :)
That’s a great point. The convenience of the iPad for most things is very high and it’s likely that I’d want to be home for any serious work instead of at school for extra hours.
True, I often forget about that option. Thank you!
That’s basically what I was thinking or the Smart Folio so I can flip it around. Being able to remote in should be viable for me with my home upload speeds.
https://www.earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.ca/recent/2025/20250303.1302/index-en.php
So the Apple user guide for watchOS 11 lists the available models. If you were unsure about which gen SE you had, you would have to check their identify page. Links below.
From what you posted, you have a the first gen SE which doesn’t get watchOS 11.
I wish they had a comparison chart but I can’t find it if they do.
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/watch/apd2054d0d5b/watchos
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/108056
“In British Columbia (BC), the only animals that carry rabies are several species of bats. About 0.5% of bats carry rabies in BC but on average, 8% of bats sent for rabies testing are positive. That is because bats that come in contact with humans or domestic animals are more likely to carry rabies. Bat bites and scratches may transmit rabies. Bats should be left undisturbed unless there is a suspicion of rabies exposure or other harm”
Just to expand on your point about being careful but also to highlight that thankfully it’s a small percentage of bats that carry rabies :)
http://www.bccdc.ca/health-info/diseases-conditions/rabies
That’s a great point. The convenience of the iPad for most things is very high and it’s likely that I’d want to be home for any serious work instead of at school for extra hours.
Thank you!
True, I often forget about that option. Thank you!
That’s basically what I was thinking or the Smart Folio so I can flip it around. Being able to remote in should be viable for me with my home upload speeds.