For Series 7 owners contemplating an upgrade, the time is now – the Series 10 offers a tangible step up in both functionality and performance.

The highly anticipated Apple Watch Series 10 has finally arrived, bringing with it a host of new features and design ...

The Apple Watch Series 7 was once rumored to get a major redesign ... as the Series 9 and Ultra 2 will offer it, too. In short, Apple’s 2024 smartwatch takes a step backward when it comes ...

There's also a higher-end Apple Watch Ultra 2, outlined below ... to redesigns that Apple introduced with the Apple Watch Series 7 two years ago and just this year with the Series 10.

The latest Apple Watch, Google Pixel Watch and Samsung Galaxy Watch models all sport new looks — in their own way.

Apple says it’s almost 10% thinner than the Series 7, 8 and 9 while offering ... is even larger than the Ultra 2 (1185 sq mm), even though the new watch is physically smaller.

With this in mind, if you own an Apple Watch Series 7, Series 8 or Series 9 ... Battery life still comes in well behind the Apple Watch Ultra at 18 hours. However, the Series 10 supports faster ...

The Series 10 is also the thinnest Apple Watch ever. It's 9.7 millimeters thick, while the Series 9 is 10.7 millimeters thick ...

As a result, Apple has also ceased the sale of refurbished Apple Watch Series 7 and Series 8 models following the implementation ... consumers looking to purchase a refurbished Apple Watch Series 9 or ...

the Series 7, which had a 309 mAh battery in the 41mm model Lastly, the new Apple Watch Ultra, with its larger case, has the biggest battery capacity ever fixed to an Apple wearable, at 542 mAh.

For thickness, Apple says Series 10 is almost 10% thinner than Series 7 ... with Apple Watch Series 10 are Sleep apnea notifications (although this will arrive for Series 9 and Ultra 2 with ...

Apple Watch Series 10 comes with the largest screen ever paired with the thinnest design, a new chip, faster charging, and new health/fitness features. Read along for an in-depth look at what’s ...