Apple Watch Series 10 with Thinner Design, Larger Screen, & Temperature Sensors, Announced

Apple has announced the all new Apple Watch Series 10, with a slight redesign that is a little thinner, larger screens, sleep apnea detection features, temperature sensors for the wrist and water, a water depth sensor, a slightly lighter weight, and faster charging.

The new Apple Watch Series 10 is available in aluminum in silver, rose gold, and shiny black color options, and titanium in natural, gold, and slate color options. You’ll find two sizes available as well, in 42mm and 46mm display sizes.

Apple says Apple Watch Series 10 is 10% thinner than prior Apple Watch models, and offers a larger display, while still maintaining the same 18-hour battery life.

Sleep apnea detection is accomplished through a wrist temperature sensor combined with metrics gathered about the wearers heart rate and respiratory rate, and apparently will alert you if you may have sleep apnea if it has detected you’ve had multiple breathing disturbances at night.

The latest Apple Watch Series 10 also includes a water depth gauge for down to 6 meters, and a water temperature sensor for all you cold-plungers out there.

Apple Watch Series 10 starts at $399 for aluminum, and $699 for titanium. Pre-orders begin Friday September 13, and ship September 20.

Separately, Apple also announced the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 series today, along with new AirPods 4 and AirPods Max.