Smartwatches
Apple Watch Series 10
Apple's thinnest watch yet gets a larger, brighter display and a faster charging speed than Series 9.
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Specifications
- Case Sizes
- 42mm / 46mm
- Display
- OLED Retina, up to 30% more screen area than Series 9
- Chipset
- Apple S10 (Sawtooth cores from A16 Bionic)
- Battery Life
- 18 hours
- Health Sensors
- HR, SpO2, ECG, FDA-approved sleep apnea detection, water depth/temperature
- OS
- watchOS 10
The Apple Watch Series 10 is the thinnest Apple Watch ever made, and it shows in how it sits on the wrist — noticeably flatter than the Series 9 despite packing a larger OLED display with up to 30% more screen area.
The new Apple S10 chip borrows performance cores from the A16 Bionic, and Apple added a water depth and temperature sensor aimed at swimmers and water-sports users — a first for the standard Watch line, previously exclusive to the rugged Ultra model.
An FDA-cleared sleep apnea detection feature, introduced the same year, runs passively overnight and represents one of the more medically significant additions to the Apple Watch platform since ECG support.
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Frequently asked questions
When was the Apple Watch Series 10 released?
The Apple Watch Series 10 was released on 2024-09-20, according to the manufacturer’s published information.
How much does the Apple Watch Series 10 cost?
The estimated range for the Apple Watch Series 10 is $359 to $439 in US dollars, based on the launch list price. Actual prices vary by country, retailer and storage option.
Is the Apple Watch Series 10 worth buying?
That depends on your priorities. Use the editorial review on this page for our view, check the rankings above to see where the device stands on battery, display and camera, and compare it directly with similar models before you decide.
