HOW APPLE'S SMARTWATCH STANDS UP AGAINST OTHER TOP SMARTWATCHES

Apple's CEO Tim Cook finally revealed the tech specs for the highly anticipated Apple Watch Monday in San Francisco, when he announced the smartwatch will begin shipping April 24 and start at $349.

The Apple Watch will come in two different Retina displays, 38MM and 42MM, and it'll have a battery that lasts up to 18 hours. The watch will also come in four different colors and three different models: Apple Watch Sport, Apple Watch and Apple Watch Edition.

Compared to other watches like the Samsung Gear S and the Moto 360, the Apple Watch is capable of doing the same basic things such as receive messages and calls, feature calendar notifications and double as a fitness tracker.

Apple is a latecomer in the smartwatch competition, but it'll still be a viable competitor in the market since the Apple Watch is specifically tailored for iPhone users.

Here is an infographic that highlights all smartwatches' tech specs including prices, weight, displays and battery life—which may vary depending on use.

If you're thinking of getting a smartwatch, this infographic might just help you get a better sense of your options.

This is how the Apple Watch's tech specs compare to other smartwatches: