The Apple Watch Series 10 received its first redesign since Series 7 in 2021, marking a significant update to the flagship smartwatch. Apple resisted the temptation to commemorate the Apple Watch’s 10-year anniversary with an “Apple Watch X” moniker but tweaked the design to be larger and thinner.

The new Apple Watch Series 10 is available for pre-order and if you want to be among the first to own one, you can place your pre-orders from a number of

The Apple Watch Series 10 boasts a thinner design, larger display, faster chipset, and new features like water depth gauge and music playback. However, the Series 9 remains a strong contender with its similar health tracking,

Apple’s spec sheets note that the Series 10 gets a “new” S10 chip (replacing the S9 used last year), though the company hasn’t outlined exactly how the new chip differs from the old. The chip has a similar four-core Neural Engine, so expect a relatively minor performance boost.

I've used every Apple Watch since the Series 3, so I was intrigued to see the direction the tenth edition of the line would take. At launch, the Series 10 was touted as the smartest, thinnest, and best-looking (in terms of the face's display,

Apple's iPhone 16 Pro Max and Apple Watch Series 10 are larger devices — but they seem to come in smaller packages every year.

Every year, it seems like Apple is becoming more and more of a health company. I felt that at the Apple Keynote in California last week, where executives revealed a new lineup of devices and operating system updates.