The Apple Watch Series 10 GPS (46mm) features a bright 1.96-inch Retina LTPO3 OLED display with 2000 nits peak brightness, always-on functionality, and Ion-X strengthened glass protection. Powered by the Apple S10 chipset, it runs on watchOS 11 with 64GB of storage, offering smooth performance and multitasking. It’s equipped with advanced health sensors like ECG, heart rate, SpO2, temperature monitoring, and VO2max, along with Ultra Wideband support, GPS, and water resistance up to 50 meters. Bluetooth 5.3, dual-band Wi-Fi, and NFC ensure excellent connectivity, while the watch is built to handle daily wear and outdoor activities.
The Apple Watch Series 10 GPS (46mm) features a bright 1.96-inch Retina LTPO3 OLED display with 2000 nits peak brightness, always-on functionality, and Ion-X strengthened glass protection. Powered by the Apple S10 chipset, it runs on watchOS 11 with 64GB of storage, offering smooth performance and multitasking. It’s equipped with advanced health sensors like ECG, heart rate, SpO2, temperature monitoring, and VO2max, along with Ultra Wideband support, GPS, and water resistance up to 50 meters. Bluetooth 5.3, dual-band Wi-Fi, and NFC ensure excellent connectivity, while the watch is built to handle daily wear and outdoor activities.
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The lowest price for Apple Watch Series 10 46mm Aluminium Case GPS + Cellular Sport Light Blush Sport S/M right now is $774.00 at BecexTech Australia.
The all-time low was $535.89 on 23 Apr 2026 — today's price is 44% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 8 Nov 2026.
Apple Watch Series 10 46mm Aluminium Case GPS + Cellular Sport Light Blush Sport S/M
The Apple Watch Series 10 GPS (46mm) features a bright 1.96-inch Retina LTPO3 OLED display with 2000 nits peak brightness, always-on functionality, and Ion-X strengthened glass protection. Powered by the Apple S10 chipset, it runs on watchOS 11 with 64GB of storage, offering smooth performance and multitasking. It’s equipped with advanced health sensors like ECG, heart rate, SpO2, temperature monitoring, and VO2max, along with Ultra Wideband support, GPS, and water resistance up to 50 meters. Bluetooth 5.3, dual-band Wi-Fi, and NFC ensure excellent connectivity, while the watch is built to handle daily wear and outdoor activities.
The Apple Watch Series 10 GPS (46mm) features a bright 1.96-inch Retina LTPO3 OLED display with 2000 nits peak brightness, always-on functionality, and Ion-X strengthened glass protection. Powered by the Apple S10 chipset, it runs on watchOS 11 with 64GB of storage, offering smooth performance and multitasking. It’s equipped with advanced health sensors like ECG, heart rate, SpO2, temperature monitoring, and VO2max, along with Ultra Wideband support, GPS, and water resistance up to 50 meters. Bluetooth 5.3, dual-band Wi-Fi, and NFC ensure excellent connectivity, while the watch is built to handle daily wear and outdoor activities.
Last updated at 08/11/2026 08:46:57
Apple Watch Series 10 (MWWU3, 46mm, Light Blush Sport M/L) - Brand New
Free delivery between 11–17 Nov
originally posted on johnlewis.com
The Apple watch 10 with a titanium case is a little lighter and slightly thinner that the Apple Watch 9 stainless steel case. The slightly larger case - 42mm (against 41mm on the 9) is not noticeable at all due to the slimmer profile. The gold colour is a soft gold and looks very elegant. The Milanese loop fits small to medium sized wrists. Since purchasing this watch a few weeks ago there have been regular software updates that add even more functionality and security. It is easy to add the Apple Wallet app so that card payments can be made by a couple of taps on the watch and waving it over contactless card readers.Apple Watch Series 10 requires iOS 18 so Apple iPhones that currently are on iOS 17 will be able to update to iOS 18.Although the watch offers ... MoreThe Apple watch 10 with a titanium case is a little lighter and slightly thinner that the Apple Watch 9 stainless steel case. The slightly larger case - 42mm (against 41mm on the 9) is not noticeable at all due to the slimmer profile. The gold colour is a soft gold and looks very elegant. The Milanese loop fits small to medium sized wrists. Since purchasing this watch a few weeks ago there have been regular software updates that add even more functionality and security. It is easy to add the Apple Wallet app so that card payments can be made by a couple of taps on the watch and waving it over contactless card readers.Apple Watch Series 10 requires iOS 18 so Apple iPhones that currently are on iOS 17 will be able to update to iOS 18.Although the watch offers cellular connectivity it is not necessary to have an eSIM contract provided the paired Apple iPhone is close by so that the watch can connect via the iPhone's Wi-Fi connection or the iPhone's 4G/5G SIM card.Setting up the watch is achieved by pairing it with an Apple iPhone using the Watch app that is already installed on the iPhone.More than one watch can be paired and required apps and multiple watch faces can be selected for the watch display.For health and fitness tracking there are so many options available and together with all the other apps make this a very versatile watch. Yes, it is expensive but the build quality and with all the apps available together with the regular software updates that Apple offers, I think it's worth it.
originally posted on vzw.com
First visit: purchased watch for wife who brought her phone, but was not told current phone iOS didn't support the watch which led to our...Second visit: where we had to upgrade my wife's phone (I would have potentially not purchased the watch had we known initially but moved forward). Took home watch and it wouldn't pair. Spent 2 hours on the phone with support until they finally just said to return it which led to our...Third Visit: where it was "fixed". Took it home and it didn't seem to be working still which led to our...Fourth visit: where they finally figured out that the issue was a known range connection problem (when you are not far enough away from your phone, the watch tries to use the phones cellular but loses connection and drops calls - for ... MoreFirst visit: purchased watch for wife who brought her phone, but was not told current phone iOS didn't support the watch which led to our...Second visit: where we had to upgrade my wife's phone (I would have potentially not purchased the watch had we known initially but moved forward). Took home watch and it wouldn't pair. Spent 2 hours on the phone with support until they finally just said to return it which led to our...Third Visit: where it was "fixed". Took it home and it didn't seem to be working still which led to our...Fourth visit: where they finally figured out that the issue was a known range connection problem (when you are not far enough away from your phone, the watch tries to use the phones cellular but loses connection and drops calls - for example, if you are in your front yard weeding, the watch may not work correctly because you are 'too close' to your phone to use the watches cellular, but not 'close enough to your phone to use its cellular).1. Shouldn't they have known my wife's older iPhone wouldn't support the Apple watch?2. Shouldn't they know about the connection issue and let folks know instead of us ocming in several times and them attempting a fix?
originally posted on att.com
I will start this review with this: this isn’t my first Apple Watch. Not even my second. It is my third. The series 3, then the series 5. Now, finally, the 46mm series 10. I honestly wanted to give this watch a 3 star review. Just slightly above average. Just at 60% instead of the 80% I decided on. The reason I got this watch, isn’t even a reason I can use this watch for because of some stupid legal crap between Apple and whomever owns the patent they allegedly used for the blood oxygen app. The reason I upgraded my watch after 3 1/2 years and the feature is no longer available. Apple makes billions every year, I think they can fairly pay the patent holder to use the tech they built in to their watch, seeing that there are those of us that found ourselves in need of ... MoreI will start this review with this: this isn’t my first Apple Watch. Not even my second. It is my third. The series 3, then the series 5. Now, finally, the 46mm series 10. I honestly wanted to give this watch a 3 star review. Just slightly above average. Just at 60% instead of the 80% I decided on. The reason I got this watch, isn’t even a reason I can use this watch for because of some stupid legal crap between Apple and whomever owns the patent they allegedly used for the blood oxygen app. The reason I upgraded my watch after 3 1/2 years and the feature is no longer available. Apple makes billions every year, I think they can fairly pay the patent holder to use the tech they built in to their watch, seeing that there are those of us that found ourselves in need of that very feature for our own safety.Not much separates this watch from the five as far as health features go. I did benefit upgrading to the 46mm from the 44. I have a big wrist and big fingers. Typing on the 44 was a pain. Playing around with apps on there was frustrating. When I can’t dictate a text response because I’m in an area where I don’t want to be heard, elevator/restroom/movie/bad date, typing it out was terrible on the tiny keyboard. It’s amazing what 2mm more provides. Bigger keyboard for better typing. The communication between the watch and the phone is faster and when I go out of range of my phone, my Titanium case cellular watch automatically connects to the network quickly. Unlike on the series 5, which I had to constantly turn the watch off and back on to realize the phone was nowhere nearby, the series 10 was on the cellular network almost immediately. Also, I can select playing audio without having to only rely on linked speakers or AirPods. The apps I have that can allow me to browse the web on my watch seem to work better. I also noticed that the series 10 took the current watch OS. The series 5 didn’t.Those are what earned that extra star. But I really hope someone takes advantage of that oxygen sensor, since the app is still there I know the tech is still in the phone.
| Hardware Sensors | GPS |
| GPS | Yes |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Yes |
| Sleep Monitoring | Yes |
| Step Counting | Yes |
Apple Watch Series 10 (MWWU3, 46mm, Light Blush Sport M/L) - Brand New
Free delivery between 11–17 Nov
The Apple watch 10 with a titanium case is a little lighter and slightly thinner that the Apple Watch 9 stainless steel case. The slightly larger case - 42mm (against 41mm on the 9) is not noticeable at all due to the slimmer profile. The gold colour is a soft gold and looks very elegant. The Milanese loop fits small to medium sized wrists. Since purchasing this watch a few weeks ago there have been regular software updates that add even more functionality and security. It is easy to add the Apple Wallet app so that card payments can be made by a couple of taps on the watch and waving it over contactless card readers.Apple Watch Series 10 requires iOS 18 so Apple iPhones that currently are on iOS 17 will be able to update to iOS 18.Although the watch offers ... MoreThe Apple watch 10 with a titanium case is a little lighter and slightly thinner that the Apple Watch 9 stainless steel case. The slightly larger case - 42mm (against 41mm on the 9) is not noticeable at all due to the slimmer profile. The gold colour is a soft gold and looks very elegant. The Milanese loop fits small to medium sized wrists. Since purchasing this watch a few weeks ago there have been regular software updates that add even more functionality and security. It is easy to add the Apple Wallet app so that card payments can be made by a couple of taps on the watch and waving it over contactless card readers.Apple Watch Series 10 requires iOS 18 so Apple iPhones that currently are on iOS 17 will be able to update to iOS 18.Although the watch offers cellular connectivity it is not necessary to have an eSIM contract provided the paired Apple iPhone is close by so that the watch can connect via the iPhone's Wi-Fi connection or the iPhone's 4G/5G SIM card.Setting up the watch is achieved by pairing it with an Apple iPhone using the Watch app that is already installed on the iPhone.More than one watch can be paired and required apps and multiple watch faces can be selected for the watch display.For health and fitness tracking there are so many options available and together with all the other apps make this a very versatile watch. Yes, it is expensive but the build quality and with all the apps available together with the regular software updates that Apple offers, I think it's worth it.
First visit: purchased watch for wife who brought her phone, but was not told current phone iOS didn't support the watch which led to our...Second visit: where we had to upgrade my wife's phone (I would have potentially not purchased the watch had we known initially but moved forward). Took home watch and it wouldn't pair. Spent 2 hours on the phone with support until they finally just said to return it which led to our...Third Visit: where it was "fixed". Took it home and it didn't seem to be working still which led to our...Fourth visit: where they finally figured out that the issue was a known range connection problem (when you are not far enough away from your phone, the watch tries to use the phones cellular but loses connection and drops calls - for ... MoreFirst visit: purchased watch for wife who brought her phone, but was not told current phone iOS didn't support the watch which led to our...Second visit: where we had to upgrade my wife's phone (I would have potentially not purchased the watch had we known initially but moved forward). Took home watch and it wouldn't pair. Spent 2 hours on the phone with support until they finally just said to return it which led to our...Third Visit: where it was "fixed". Took it home and it didn't seem to be working still which led to our...Fourth visit: where they finally figured out that the issue was a known range connection problem (when you are not far enough away from your phone, the watch tries to use the phones cellular but loses connection and drops calls - for example, if you are in your front yard weeding, the watch may not work correctly because you are 'too close' to your phone to use the watches cellular, but not 'close enough to your phone to use its cellular).1. Shouldn't they have known my wife's older iPhone wouldn't support the Apple watch?2. Shouldn't they know about the connection issue and let folks know instead of us ocming in several times and them attempting a fix?
I will start this review with this: this isn’t my first Apple Watch. Not even my second. It is my third. The series 3, then the series 5. Now, finally, the 46mm series 10. I honestly wanted to give this watch a 3 star review. Just slightly above average. Just at 60% instead of the 80% I decided on. The reason I got this watch, isn’t even a reason I can use this watch for because of some stupid legal crap between Apple and whomever owns the patent they allegedly used for the blood oxygen app. The reason I upgraded my watch after 3 1/2 years and the feature is no longer available. Apple makes billions every year, I think they can fairly pay the patent holder to use the tech they built in to their watch, seeing that there are those of us that found ourselves in need of ... MoreI will start this review with this: this isn’t my first Apple Watch. Not even my second. It is my third. The series 3, then the series 5. Now, finally, the 46mm series 10. I honestly wanted to give this watch a 3 star review. Just slightly above average. Just at 60% instead of the 80% I decided on. The reason I got this watch, isn’t even a reason I can use this watch for because of some stupid legal crap between Apple and whomever owns the patent they allegedly used for the blood oxygen app. The reason I upgraded my watch after 3 1/2 years and the feature is no longer available. Apple makes billions every year, I think they can fairly pay the patent holder to use the tech they built in to their watch, seeing that there are those of us that found ourselves in need of that very feature for our own safety.Not much separates this watch from the five as far as health features go. I did benefit upgrading to the 46mm from the 44. I have a big wrist and big fingers. Typing on the 44 was a pain. Playing around with apps on there was frustrating. When I can’t dictate a text response because I’m in an area where I don’t want to be heard, elevator/restroom/movie/bad date, typing it out was terrible on the tiny keyboard. It’s amazing what 2mm more provides. Bigger keyboard for better typing. The communication between the watch and the phone is faster and when I go out of range of my phone, my Titanium case cellular watch automatically connects to the network quickly. Unlike on the series 5, which I had to constantly turn the watch off and back on to realize the phone was nowhere nearby, the series 10 was on the cellular network almost immediately. Also, I can select playing audio without having to only rely on linked speakers or AirPods. The apps I have that can allow me to browse the web on my watch seem to work better. I also noticed that the series 10 took the current watch OS. The series 5 didn’t.Those are what earned that extra star. But I really hope someone takes advantage of that oxygen sensor, since the app is still there I know the tech is still in the phone.
I am a glasses wearer that appreciates larger sized watch faces. First smart watch of mine was the Apple Watch SE 2nd gen .44mm. I loved it so much but it was lost unfortunately. My next was the Series 7 .45mm and I loved it more. My Series 7 was stolen which really sucked. This watch, however, is my favorite of all time throughout the various models I’ve personally used. The screen size is perfect, its very lightweight, and provides everything my two former watches did, plus so much more and with a much more sleek design. Im not an annual upgrade-my-watch type of guy so I flirted with the idea of the Apple Watch Series 10 for months before investing in my new watch. Despite having the Series 7 most recently, my few months with this watch have comforted me and ... MoreI am a glasses wearer that appreciates larger sized watch faces. First smart watch of mine was the Apple Watch SE 2nd gen .44mm. I loved it so much but it was lost unfortunately. My next was the Series 7 .45mm and I loved it more. My Series 7 was stolen which really sucked. This watch, however, is my favorite of all time throughout the various models I’ve personally used. The screen size is perfect, its very lightweight, and provides everything my two former watches did, plus so much more and with a much more sleek design. Im not an annual upgrade-my-watch type of guy so I flirted with the idea of the Apple Watch Series 10 for months before investing in my new watch. Despite having the Series 7 most recently, my few months with this watch have comforted me and soothes my initial concern with this purchase. I’m a frugal guy and I genuinely recommend this watch to all Apple Watch SE users and those using the models that came out before the ninth generation watch. Love the new embedded features like the “double tap” to end a call ability my new watch is compatible with. Seamless use between my iPhone, watch, and my airpods. One honest critique is that the brightness of the watch appears to be equal to my series 7 watch i had prior as opposed to being a step-up from it. Nonetheless, I am happy with my purchase and Im sure this will be my watch for years to come
I’ve been using the Apple Watch Series 10 GPS and Cellular for a few weeks, and it’s fantastic! It looks great and works even better. The screen is bright and easy to read, no matter where you are.Performance: The watch is super fast and easy to use. The GPS is very accurate, which is great for outdoor workouts. With cellular, I can make calls and send messages without my phone, which is really convenient.Health and Fitness: The watch has awesome health features. It tracks your heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and even has an ECG app. There’s also a new Mindfulness app to help with stress. It tracks workouts really well, with new exercises to choose from.Battery Life: The battery lasts all day, even with heavy use. It also charges quickly, which is great when ... MoreI’ve been using the Apple Watch Series 10 GPS and Cellular for a few weeks, and it’s fantastic! It looks great and works even better. The screen is bright and easy to read, no matter where you are.Performance: The watch is super fast and easy to use. The GPS is very accurate, which is great for outdoor workouts. With cellular, I can make calls and send messages without my phone, which is really convenient.Health and Fitness: The watch has awesome health features. It tracks your heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and even has an ECG app. There’s also a new Mindfulness app to help with stress. It tracks workouts really well, with new exercises to choose from.Battery Life: The battery lasts all day, even with heavy use. It also charges quickly, which is great when you’re in a hurry.Connectivity: The cellular connection works well. I can make clear calls and get messages without any problems. I also love being able to stream music without my phone.Overall: The Apple Watch Series 10 GPS and Cellular is an amazing smartwatch. It’s great for anyone who wants to stay fit and connected. It’s a bit pricey, but definitely worth it. I highly recommend it!
I was in between buying the regular Apple Watch 10 in black and spending the extra money for the cellular. I went for the cheaper version thinking I didn’t need to spend all the extra money, but then changed my mind considering that I’m about to enter the medical field and being able to leave my phone in a locker and still be able to be alert on who calls and texts me while I’m at work was the best way to go. No complaints with the black regular version. Pretty, slick design with a Velcro band. But when you go from a regular black one to this gold one it’s night and day. The gold screams elegant, higher quality, and just overall excellence. The band compliments the watch incredibly and the screen display is much brighter and beautiful. If you’re having trouble ... MoreI was in between buying the regular Apple Watch 10 in black and spending the extra money for the cellular. I went for the cheaper version thinking I didn’t need to spend all the extra money, but then changed my mind considering that I’m about to enter the medical field and being able to leave my phone in a locker and still be able to be alert on who calls and texts me while I’m at work was the best way to go. No complaints with the black regular version. Pretty, slick design with a Velcro band. But when you go from a regular black one to this gold one it’s night and day. The gold screams elegant, higher quality, and just overall excellence. The band compliments the watch incredibly and the screen display is much brighter and beautiful. If you’re having trouble deciding on arm band sizes like I did, do your research. If you have a thin wrist like me, the small medium fits perfectly with the end of the band falling at the bottom of your wrist. Getting the medium large will have the band end at the side of the wrist. Which is also doable, yet you get two different looks. Definitely recommend. Don’t sleep on this watch. And yes you can use it without the cellular option if you’re going based on looks alone.
First Apple Watch I’ve ever owned. Starting a new job in the medical field, mostly everybody has one so I thought I’d treat myself to a gift from me for Christmas. Got the cellular version to be able to keep my phone in the locker and still be aware of who calls and texts me while I’m doing my job so cellular is a plus, but also not needed. The look of the watch itself is beautiful, clean, and elegant. The big screen display with the slight gold tone around it and the pretty band makes the watch pop in a very cute way. I hesitated between getting the normal black color, more affordable Apple Watch ten between this one, if you’re like me, you won’t regret choosing the gold. Both beautiful watches, but side by side with the gold, the gold Definitely makes a statement. ... MoreFirst Apple Watch I’ve ever owned. Starting a new job in the medical field, mostly everybody has one so I thought I’d treat myself to a gift from me for Christmas. Got the cellular version to be able to keep my phone in the locker and still be aware of who calls and texts me while I’m doing my job so cellular is a plus, but also not needed. The look of the watch itself is beautiful, clean, and elegant. The big screen display with the slight gold tone around it and the pretty band makes the watch pop in a very cute way. I hesitated between getting the normal black color, more affordable Apple Watch ten between this one, if you’re like me, you won’t regret choosing the gold. Both beautiful watches, but side by side with the gold, the gold Definitely makes a statement. If you’re struggling with band sizeeee, because lord knows I struggled, do your research. I have a small wrist. If I would’ve gone with medium/ large the end of the band would hit the side of the wrist. I ordered the small/medium and it fits perfect with the end of the band falling on the middle of the wrist. Overall a good buy, don’t sleep on this watch.
The Apple Watch Series 10 (GPS) 46mm is an outstanding product that exceeds expectations in every way. Its sleek aluminum case and comfortable black sport band make it stylish and perfect for everyday use, whether you're at the gym, in the office, or out on the town.The display is vibrant and easy to read, even in bright sunlight, and the larger 46mm size is perfect for navigating apps and notifications effortlessly. The watch's performance is seamless, with snappy responsiveness and intuitive navigation through the latest watchOS features.The health and fitness tracking capabilities are second to none. From heart rate monitoring to workout tracking and sleep analysis, the Apple Watch provides invaluable insights to keep you on top of your health goals. The GPS ... MoreThe Apple Watch Series 10 (GPS) 46mm is an outstanding product that exceeds expectations in every way. Its sleek aluminum case and comfortable black sport band make it stylish and perfect for everyday use, whether you're at the gym, in the office, or out on the town.The display is vibrant and easy to read, even in bright sunlight, and the larger 46mm size is perfect for navigating apps and notifications effortlessly. The watch's performance is seamless, with snappy responsiveness and intuitive navigation through the latest watchOS features.The health and fitness tracking capabilities are second to none. From heart rate monitoring to workout tracking and sleep analysis, the Apple Watch provides invaluable insights to keep you on top of your health goals. The GPS is accurate, making it a reliable companion for outdoor runs and cycling.Battery life is impressive, lasting well through a day of heavy use, and the charging is quick and convenient. It's clear that Apple continues to innovate and deliver a product that balances functionality, aesthetics, and durability.In summary, the Apple Watch Series 10 is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile smartwatch. Highly recommended!
I finally upgraded from the original Apple Watch SE model, which I've had for several years. This was an impulse purchase purely due to Black Friday pricing and my small bank of discount coupons that I had accrued over time. Honestly, I didn't NEED a new Apple Watch. I don't even use all of the fancy health features and what not because I'm a sedentary person. I am just a practical person who appreciates tangible upgraded features. For me, it is the larger and thinner watch face, but mostly the fact that the watch face stays on all the time. I can't tell you how many times I would get aggravated with my SE model when I didn't flick my wrist just right for it to illuminate just so I could check the time. I really enjoy being able to just look down at my wrist and see ... MoreI finally upgraded from the original Apple Watch SE model, which I've had for several years. This was an impulse purchase purely due to Black Friday pricing and my small bank of discount coupons that I had accrued over time. Honestly, I didn't NEED a new Apple Watch. I don't even use all of the fancy health features and what not because I'm a sedentary person. I am just a practical person who appreciates tangible upgraded features. For me, it is the larger and thinner watch face, but mostly the fact that the watch face stays on all the time. I can't tell you how many times I would get aggravated with my SE model when I didn't flick my wrist just right for it to illuminate just so I could check the time. I really enjoy being able to just look down at my wrist and see the time like what a normal watch provides. Another noticeable difference is speed. Obviously the Series 10 has an upgraded processor over the original SE, and it really shows when swapping from the messages app to the email app, etc. and I no longer experience "skipping" when scrolling on the face. Battery life is far superior over the SE model. With the SE, I'd get a low battery alarm by 8 or 9pm after wearing it all day. With the Series 10, I haven't seen it drop below 50% after wearing it all day. That is quite an impressive difference. Overall, this a great watch, especially knowing that it's the latest and greatest.
I recently upgraded from the Apple Watch 9 to the shiny new Apple Watch 10, and here’s my take:First off, the charging speed is definitely faster, it’s a great improvement, especially for someone who's always on the go (or at least pretending to be).But, here’s the catch.. If you’re an early adopter like me, finding a good case, you'll be stuck with verty basic ones until more case makers join the party. The options are... sparse, to say the least.Now, let’s talk watch faces. I learned a little too late that Apple doesn’t allow third-party watch faces. Yep, you're stuck with their preset ones. So if you're dreaming of something more creative or personal, like maybe a watch face that’s a pizza slice slowly eaten as the day progresses, or a Casio style looking ... MoreI recently upgraded from the Apple Watch 9 to the shiny new Apple Watch 10, and here’s my take:First off, the charging speed is definitely faster, it’s a great improvement, especially for someone who's always on the go (or at least pretending to be).But, here’s the catch.. If you’re an early adopter like me, finding a good case, you'll be stuck with verty basic ones until more case makers join the party. The options are... sparse, to say the least.Now, let’s talk watch faces. I learned a little too late that Apple doesn’t allow third-party watch faces. Yep, you're stuck with their preset ones. So if you're dreaming of something more creative or personal, like maybe a watch face that’s a pizza slice slowly eaten as the day progresses, or a Casio style looking watch face, you’re out of luck. Apple has locked that door, and it’s a bit frustrating. Just a heads-up to anyone jumping into the Apple Watch world: Apple does not currently allow developers to come up with third party watch faces.Oh, and speaking of limitations—music! You can listen to music on the watch, but here's the thing: Apple Music only. If you’re like me and prefer Spotify, it won't work. Why would they limit that feature? Makes no sense to me. It would also be a nice plus if you could watch YouTube videos on it, I mean, the technology is there!On the bright side, it still looks sleek, and I love using the sports mode to track my calories during workouts. Whether it’s actually accurate? Who knows! But it makes me feel better about all the post-workout snacks.All in all, the Apple Watch 10 has some nice perks, but there are still those little things I wish Apple would tweak. Like, come on Apple, let me set it up from my Mac already!
| Hardware Sensors | GPS |
| GPS | Yes |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Yes |
| Sleep Monitoring | Yes |
| Step Counting | Yes |
