Slimmer design and lighter weight ; Larger, bezel-reduced display with better off-angle visibility ; Fast charging ; Voice isolation for calls

No major design overhaul ; Battery life remains unchanged

The Apple Watch Series 10 refines its winning formula with a slimmer design, larger display, and faster charging. New features like sleep apnea detection and voice isolation for calls add value, but incremental changes may not justify upgrading from...

New display is gorgeous ; The 46-millimeter is way more expansive but doesn't feel massive ; Thinner build overall makes for a much more comfortable watch

Still fast, but the S10 chip doesn't deliver a performance boost over the S9 ; No increase in battery life, though fast-charging could solve this

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.

Faster charging is a welcome improvement ; Slightly larger display also great ; The most sleek Apple Watch yet

Battery life really should be longer ; The titanium option is extremely expensive ; Watch SE will still be a better option for some

A very worthwhile design tweak; it’s just a pity the battery life hasn’t also had an upgrade

The thinner design is a big deal ; Jet Black looks phenomenal ; Subtle (but welcome) screen upgrades ; I love the new speaker ; Excellent health/fitness features ; Improved charging speeds

No blood-oxygen tracking ; Sleep apnea is also on the Series 9 ; Still just one-day battery life

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

The trickier calculation is for people stuck between an Ultra 2 and a Series 10. I’m right there with you. watchOS 11 adds several new training features , but those come to both the Ultra 2 and the Series 10. So on the software front, the Series 10 is...