**The Ultimate Guide to Apple Watch Series 10**
If you're thinking about upgrading to this year's series 10, we've got you covered. With its new features and improvements, it's definitely worth considering. If you stick an ultra on your wrist then that's really something to consider.
One of the standout features of the series 10 is its improved display size. The series 10 has a larger display than older models offering easier navigation and readability. It's technically larger than the Ultra 2 despite the Ultra 2's physical size. The brightness of the series 10 matches the series 9, doubling the SE's brightness and it's better in outdoor bright conditions.
Another notable feature is its water resistance, remaining water resistant up to 50m. However, it's not as rugged as the Ultra 2. When it comes to ECG blood oxygen and temperature sensors, those are all on everything except for the SE. The series 10 and Ultra 2 have the latest updates, including quick charging that takes up to 15 minutes faster to 80% than the series 9.
The processor has been upgraded with the new S10, which offers faster performance compared to older models. You'll notice a difference in performance just moving around between apps and notifications interacting with the watch sometimes. If you want my actual hands-on experience, I recommend getting subscribed to my channel for future reviews.
One feature that's particularly useful is the Precision finding with the Ultra wideband chip on the series 10 and Ultra 2. This does make it better for lost devices and it's something that might be a deciding factor for you if you're someone who frequently misplaces their items.
Speaking of features, there are some new watch faces available in the store with hundreds of different wallpapers to choose from. If you get the mega pack for $5, which is usually $54 for only a handful of files, it's an incredible deal. Additionally, there's a smart stack feature that can integrate those new watch faces instead of using just a generic digital or analog dial.
Another feature that might be useful is the ability to stream music or podcasts directly through your watch's speakers. This was previously only possible with taking a phone call on your wrist, but now you can also listen to media without needing to bring your AirPods along.
If you're always on the go and don't want to carry your iPhone with you, cellular is a useful option. However, if you always have your phone with you, then GPS only will definitely suffice.
**Technical Specifications**
The series 10 has a new thinner design compared to previous models, which could improve comfort in terms of weight. The titanium model is noticeably lighter than the earlier stainless steel versions, which might be more comfortable for some users. When it comes to size, the display is larger and easier to navigate.
One thing to note is that there are patent disputes happening right now, so if you rely on the blood oxygen sensor and already have a watch that had that feature baked in, you may not want to upgrade. The series 10 and Ultra 2 offer this feature for sleep apnea detection, which could be valuable for some users.
Overall, the series 10 is a significant upgrade from previous models, offering improved performance, features, and design. If you're thinking about upgrading, it's definitely worth considering.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthinner and lighter design a larger display faster charging sleep apnea detection and no airpods needed audio streaming are some of the Apple Watch series 10's new features I'm going to make it real easy today for you to decide whether or not it's worth upgrading depending on what you're coming from first of all I made this great chart for you it's a cheat sheet you can pause here if you want to to get some instant Clarity we're going to refer back to it throughout the video but before we get any further I do want to let you know Pro iPhone video Essentials my new course is available for pre-order and if you pre-order today you'll get two courses for free my hit productivity course learning to be productive along with free form Unleashed so let's start by talking about this thinner design Apple says the series 10 is 10% thinner than the series 9 and if you're curious it does weigh 10% less so the question for current Apple watch users is do you find your current Apple watch to be bulky or uncomfortable if you do then this new design could improve your overall comfort espe especially during long wear times I.E like when you're sleep tracking and you don't want all that extra bulk well what about the bigger display the series 10 has a 30% larger screen area than the series 9 so the question is have you ever thought to yourself your current Apple watch screen is too small when either reading text or interacting with apps the larger screen means bigger tap targets and easier to read text which will make it more useful if you need clearer visuals or when you're interacting with apps regularly think like when you're trying to swipe around on some text or poke around on the calculator the series 10 has some new water sensors that can measure depth up to 6 M and track water temperature so how often do you find yourself swimming snorkeling or surfing for instance this is a feature that's great if you're a diver or snorkler you need real-time water depth and temperature info however if you're just swimming around in the pool it may not add that much practical value there certainly is one Tech spec that could though and that is the faster charging 0 to 80% in 30 minutes in Practical terms that means 15 minutes faster than the series 9 now this actually could be something that moves the needle so ask yourself if you ever find yourself frustrated by charging times especially on busy days but let's be real about it if you usually just charge overnight this isn't going to be a big deal for you activity rings are a staple feature we've had them for about 10 years now on the Apple watch and the series 10 now allows you to further customize your activity Rings if you don't know what that means I'll break it down in a second but ask yourself have you found yourself wanting to customize those rings I'm guessing you probably haven't thought much about it however what it means is that you can set personalized goals to better match your Fitness level or your daily routine so instead of just a standard 30-minute exercise ring you could customize it to better fit your goals something interesting is that the series 10 is up to 40% brighter when viewed at an angle so think about how you use your Apple watch often times you do raise your wrist and look directly at the screen but I know for me other times I'll sort of give it a side eye or glance at it and in those instances a little bit brighter screen could be nice probably not the kind of thing that you spend your time thinking about but if you often check your watch in bright environments or at Angles this might make an interesting difference everybody's talking about the new jet black finish which is series 10 introduces or reintroduces I should say it used to be on the iPhone I guess the only question to ask yourself here is do you subjectively prefer this might be kind of nice to have something a little different than what you've seen floating around on other wrists this is purely aesthetic though so if you're looking for style upgrades you might find this appealing otherwise functionally it's no different but the series 10 does come in a new titanium offering which is 20% lighter than the stainless steel the titanium is more durable than the stainless steel but it does come at a higher price ask yourself how much it matters to you to have a premium lightweight finish so if you want the durability without the added weight and you're not willing to stick an ultra on your wrist then that's really something to consider you can also check out the wallpaper store with hundreds of different wallpapers for you or you can get the mega pack for just $5 using the coupon down in the description and then there's the extra Health sensors sleep apne detection is new for the series 10 so obviously if you're not going to wear this while you're sleeping doesn't matter but if you're going to be tracking your sleep anyways and you're worried about potential breathing issues at night then monitoring your sleep and breathing disturbances could be a feature that you find valuable now this comes in both GPS and GPS Plus Cellular options of course some people like to leave their phone behind they feel a little more productive with more of an essential digital experience do you need or want to have your phone with you at all times cellular is useful if you want to leave that phone behind but still have full connectivity but if you always have your phone with you then the GPS only will definitely suffice but then we can go over the Precision finding which is enhanced with the ultra wideband chip on the series 10 the question you want to ask here is how often do you misplace your items actually for me I misplace my iPhone more and use the Apple watch to locate it than I do in Reverse but maybe that'll be different for you if that's not something you struggle with that probably won't be a deciding factor though but what might be is the fact that you can now stream music or podcasts or audio books directly through your watch's speakers in the past if you were in a pinch you could take a phone call on your wrist no problem but if you want to listen to media that required using some airpods so the question for you is would you actually like to listen to Media without needing to bring your airpods along maybe this is an everyday carry sort of an issue for you there's some new watch faces again objective whether you like those or not but there's a smart stack feature that can integrate those new watch faces instead of using just a generic digital or analog dial which is kind of nice something to think about if you like to customize your watch's appearance and functionality that might be a useful upgrade but if you don't use many apps or widgets the older system's going to be just fine so to recap on the thickness the series 10 is noticeably thinner than the previous models that could improve comfort in the weight Department the series 10's titanium model is much lighter than the earlier stainless steel versions which might be more comfortable for the display size the series 10 has a larger display than older models offering easier navigation and readability and it's technically larger than the ultra 2 despite the ultra's physical size brightness the series 10 matches the series 9 brightness it doubles the se's and it's better in outdoor bright conditions when it comes to water resistance the series 10 remains water resistant up to 50 m so it's very similar to the previous models it's not as rugged as the ultra 2 though when it comes to ECG blood oxygen and the temperature sensors those are all on everything but the SE though the series 10 and Ultra 2 have the latest updates quick caveat though pause the screen and really absorb this tweet here because there's some patent disputes happening right now and you may not want to upgrade if you rely on that blood oxygen sensor and already have a watch that had that baked in for the sleep apnea detection only the series 10 and the ultra 2 offer this feature so when it comes to the charging time we're talking about up to 15 minutes faster to 80% than the series 9 the processor does have the new S10 that's different than older models you're just going to get faster performance and I will say depending on the year I can notice the difference in performance just moving around between apps and and notifications interacting with the watch sometimes I haven't tested them yet they're coming so get subscribed if you want my actual hands-on experience but it can make a difference only the series 10 and the ultra 2 can stream audio directly without airpods again Precision finding with that Ultra wideband chip in the series 10 and Ultra 2 does make it better for lost devices and that just about wraps up what I hope is the ultimate simplified buying guide if you're thinking about upgrading to this year's series 10 don't forget to check out the courses I'm really excited about it and you're never going to find a better deal in getting basically three courses for the price of one it's linked up down below check out the wallpapers great deal there as well hundreds of different files if you get the mega pack which is usually $54 for only about five bucks that's linked up down below too and I'll catch you in the next video laterthinner and lighter design a larger display faster charging sleep apnea detection and no airpods needed audio streaming are some of the Apple Watch series 10's new features I'm going to make it real easy today for you to decide whether or not it's worth upgrading depending on what you're coming from first of all I made this great chart for you it's a cheat sheet you can pause here if you want to to get some instant Clarity we're going to refer back to it throughout the video but before we get any further I do want to let you know Pro iPhone video Essentials my new course is available for pre-order and if you pre-order today you'll get two courses for free my hit productivity course learning to be productive along with free form Unleashed so let's start by talking about this thinner design Apple says the series 10 is 10% thinner than the series 9 and if you're curious it does weigh 10% less so the question for current Apple watch users is do you find your current Apple watch to be bulky or uncomfortable if you do then this new design could improve your overall comfort espe especially during long wear times I.E like when you're sleep tracking and you don't want all that extra bulk well what about the bigger display the series 10 has a 30% larger screen area than the series 9 so the question is have you ever thought to yourself your current Apple watch screen is too small when either reading text or interacting with apps the larger screen means bigger tap targets and easier to read text which will make it more useful if you need clearer visuals or when you're interacting with apps regularly think like when you're trying to swipe around on some text or poke around on the calculator the series 10 has some new water sensors that can measure depth up to 6 M and track water temperature so how often do you find yourself swimming snorkeling or surfing for instance this is a feature that's great if you're a diver or snorkler you need real-time water depth and temperature info however if you're just swimming around in the pool it may not add that much practical value there certainly is one Tech spec that could though and that is the faster charging 0 to 80% in 30 minutes in Practical terms that means 15 minutes faster than the series 9 now this actually could be something that moves the needle so ask yourself if you ever find yourself frustrated by charging times especially on busy days but let's be real about it if you usually just charge overnight this isn't going to be a big deal for you activity rings are a staple feature we've had them for about 10 years now on the Apple watch and the series 10 now allows you to further customize your activity Rings if you don't know what that means I'll break it down in a second but ask yourself have you found yourself wanting to customize those rings I'm guessing you probably haven't thought much about it however what it means is that you can set personalized goals to better match your Fitness level or your daily routine so instead of just a standard 30-minute exercise ring you could customize it to better fit your goals something interesting is that the series 10 is up to 40% brighter when viewed at an angle so think about how you use your Apple watch often times you do raise your wrist and look directly at the screen but I know for me other times I'll sort of give it a side eye or glance at it and in those instances a little bit brighter screen could be nice probably not the kind of thing that you spend your time thinking about but if you often check your watch in bright environments or at Angles this might make an interesting difference everybody's talking about the new jet black finish which is series 10 introduces or reintroduces I should say it used to be on the iPhone I guess the only question to ask yourself here is do you subjectively prefer this might be kind of nice to have something a little different than what you've seen floating around on other wrists this is purely aesthetic though so if you're looking for style upgrades you might find this appealing otherwise functionally it's no different but the series 10 does come in a new titanium offering which is 20% lighter than the stainless steel the titanium is more durable than the stainless steel but it does come at a higher price ask yourself how much it matters to you to have a premium lightweight finish so if you want the durability without the added weight and you're not willing to stick an ultra on your wrist then that's really something to consider you can also check out the wallpaper store with hundreds of different wallpapers for you or you can get the mega pack for just $5 using the coupon down in the description and then there's the extra Health sensors sleep apne detection is new for the series 10 so obviously if you're not going to wear this while you're sleeping doesn't matter but if you're going to be tracking your sleep anyways and you're worried about potential breathing issues at night then monitoring your sleep and breathing disturbances could be a feature that you find valuable now this comes in both GPS and GPS Plus Cellular options of course some people like to leave their phone behind they feel a little more productive with more of an essential digital experience do you need or want to have your phone with you at all times cellular is useful if you want to leave that phone behind but still have full connectivity but if you always have your phone with you then the GPS only will definitely suffice but then we can go over the Precision finding which is enhanced with the ultra wideband chip on the series 10 the question you want to ask here is how often do you misplace your items actually for me I misplace my iPhone more and use the Apple watch to locate it than I do in Reverse but maybe that'll be different for you if that's not something you struggle with that probably won't be a deciding factor though but what might be is the fact that you can now stream music or podcasts or audio books directly through your watch's speakers in the past if you were in a pinch you could take a phone call on your wrist no problem but if you want to listen to media that required using some airpods so the question for you is would you actually like to listen to Media without needing to bring your airpods along maybe this is an everyday carry sort of an issue for you there's some new watch faces again objective whether you like those or not but there's a smart stack feature that can integrate those new watch faces instead of using just a generic digital or analog dial which is kind of nice something to think about if you like to customize your watch's appearance and functionality that might be a useful upgrade but if you don't use many apps or widgets the older system's going to be just fine so to recap on the thickness the series 10 is noticeably thinner than the previous models that could improve comfort in the weight Department the series 10's titanium model is much lighter than the earlier stainless steel versions which might be more comfortable for the display size the series 10 has a larger display than older models offering easier navigation and readability and it's technically larger than the ultra 2 despite the ultra's physical size brightness the series 10 matches the series 9 brightness it doubles the se's and it's better in outdoor bright conditions when it comes to water resistance the series 10 remains water resistant up to 50 m so it's very similar to the previous models it's not as rugged as the ultra 2 though when it comes to ECG blood oxygen and the temperature sensors those are all on everything but the SE though the series 10 and Ultra 2 have the latest updates quick caveat though pause the screen and really absorb this tweet here because there's some patent disputes happening right now and you may not want to upgrade if you rely on that blood oxygen sensor and already have a watch that had that baked in for the sleep apnea detection only the series 10 and the ultra 2 offer this feature so when it comes to the charging time we're talking about up to 15 minutes faster to 80% than the series 9 the processor does have the new S10 that's different than older models you're just going to get faster performance and I will say depending on the year I can notice the difference in performance just moving around between apps and and notifications interacting with the watch sometimes I haven't tested them yet they're coming so get subscribed if you want my actual hands-on experience but it can make a difference only the series 10 and the ultra 2 can stream audio directly without airpods again Precision finding with that Ultra wideband chip in the series 10 and Ultra 2 does make it better for lost devices and that just about wraps up what I hope is the ultimate simplified buying guide if you're thinking about upgrading to this year's series 10 don't forget to check out the courses I'm really excited about it and you're never going to find a better deal in getting basically three courses for the price of one it's linked up down below check out the wallpapers great deal there as well hundreds of different files if you get the mega pack which is usually $54 for only about five bucks that's linked up down below too and I'll catch you in the next video later\n"
