The new Apple Watch is here. A decade after the company revealed its first model, the Apple Watch Series 10 has a bigger screen and thinner design than all its predecessors. The watch also has wider viewing angles and a redesigned speaker.
Apple says the screen on the Series 10 wearable is 30 percent bigger than that of the Series 6 and even slightly bigger than that of the Apple Watch Ultra. The wide-angle OLED offers 40 percent wider offers 40 percent wider viewing angles than its predecessor. The screen updates once per second, and the ticking second hand even shows while in ambient mode.
The Apple Watch Series 10 includes sleep apnea tracking, another first.
Of course, the new Apple Watch (along with older models starting with Series 6 and the second-gen SE) will run watchOS 11. The 2024 software adds the ability to pause and further customize Rings and Activity goals, as well as a new Vitals app to check overnight metrics, training loads, and pregnancy data.
The Apple Watch Series 10 starts at $399 for a GPS-only variant. The GPS + cellular model costs $499.
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