Apple Watch Series 10 Announced With A Bigger Display, 10 Percent Thinner Design, Upgraded Speakers, And Much More

Apple has finally announced the new Apple Watch Series 10 as part of its 10th anniversary, and upon first look, the device has been completely redesigned from the ground up. From its bigger display to its thinner profile, the Series 10 is a major upgrade over its predecessor. We will be going through the entire upgrade below, so hold on to your seats, as the device is a bigger deal than we originally anticipated.

Apple finally announced the Apple Watch Series 10 with a thinner profile and a display that is bigger than the Ultra model

The Apple Watch comes with a bigger display, but the general design language has been kept the same, which means that we will not get a circular model any time soon. While the company has not mentioned the exact display size it is bigger than the Apple Watch Ultra, which allows the text to pop out more and have more real estate area. We will be covering each aspect in detail, which you can check out below.

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On the first look, the Apple Watch Series 10 is pretty reminiscent of the Series 9, but it is a lot different in many ways. Apple says that the wearable is bigger than the Apple Watch Ultra, which makes reading text a lot easier than before. It features a wide-angle OLED display that emits more light at different angles, which means that the visibility will be a lot better than the previous version.

The devices feature the same touch controls and a Digital Crown, but the speakers have been greatly improved. They also come in a new design. The speaker grill now features smaller holes compared to cylindrical cutouts on the previous version. The company also stated that the Apple Watch can now play music or podcasts right on the Apple Watch, so you do not have to worry about carrying your AirPods with you in some cases.

It is the thinnest Apple Watch that the company has ever made, coming in at just 9.7mm, making it