Apple Watch Series 10

Tweaks to the design have made this the comfiest Apple Watch yet, even if the growing displays mean those with smaller wrists might want to look elsewhere. Sleep apnea detection is great, and WatchOS just gets more powerful each year. The Apple Watch Series 10 isn’t a huge redesign, but it’s still a very good wearable for iPhone users.

The Apple Watch Series 10 is another strong entry in the Apple Watch family, and a (mostly) easy reccomendation.

The absence of a blood oxygen sensor is a huge ding. But the Apple Watch still does everything else, and looks hella good doing it.

The Apple Watch Series 10 remains the best iPhone-friendly smartwatch with a more elegant, comfortable design than its predecessor, along with a new underwater depth gauge and music playback capabilities.

The Apple Watch Series 10 pairs a thinner and lighter design with bigger displays for an improved new feel on the wrist. Sleep apnea detection, faster charging, and a stellar color selection round out what's the best Apple Watch yet. While some may scoff at the same 18-hour battery life and disabled Blood Oxygen app, the Series 10 is still the smartwatch for iPhone users to get.

After a week with the Apple Watch Series 10 it’s clear that the looks might be familiar, but a larger screen with much better viewing angles and a slimmer overall build make for a comfortable watch that feels more expansive than ever before.

The Series 10 bets big on a larger display and a more wearable design. As far as iterative updates go, that’s a savvy choice.

The Series 10 feels a lot like a slimmer Apple Watch Ultra, and that's a good thing.