#Apple Watch 10
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Ajaay Srinivasan
With the Watch Series 10 announced at the September 9 "Glowtime" event, Apple marks the 10-year anniversary of its wearable lineup. The new smartwatch builds up on the existing model with bigger display variants - 42mm and 46mm, a new Apple S10 SoC, and new health monitoring features. In this read, we'll compare the latest version with last year's Watch Series 9 to help you understand whether it's an upgrade in any way.
Apple has taken the wrappers off the Watch Series 10, its latest watchOS device. The watch comes with larger Wide-Angle OLED displays and is powered by the Apple S10 system-on-chip, offering faster computing power and machine learning capabilities. It arrives with newer functions like Sleep Apnea Detection, fast charging support, live translation among others.
Kanika Gogia
Apple Watch Series 10 could arrive with a larger display and a thinner design. According to several rumors, Apple Watch Series 10 might come in 45mm and 49mm size options, complemented with a thinner design. We might get to see advanced health features like Blood pressure monitoring and Sleep Apnea detection. Also, the Apple Watch Series 10 might deliver an improved battery life than the previous models.