It’s clear that the Apple Watch Series 10 looks and works very differently from the Series 0, which goes to show that although some feature updates might not seem significant, they add up over time. That said, the Series 10’s upgrades can be considered small; what does this mean for the future of the wearable?

The new Apple Watch Series 10 is out. It has a subtly new design and cool new features. Should you choose this or the gorgeous new black Apple Watch Ultra 2? Read on.

Note: We first saw the Apple Watch Ultra 2 hit its lowest price ever on Amazon on September 13, 2024. Shortly after, it went back to full price—but as of September 18, 2024, it is back down to $689, its lowest price ever.

As of Sept. 19, you can get a renewed premium original Apple Watch Ultra for just $449. That's $110 off its normal price of $559 and a discount of 20%. This renewed item has been inspected, tested, and refurbished according to Amazon's standards, and you can return it as you normally would in the event there are any issues with functionality.

Series 10 has the largest display of any Apple Watch to date, even bigger than the first Ultra. With up to 30 percent more screen area than Series 4, 5, and 6, and up to a whopping 75 percent more than Series 3, this is a game-changer for productivity and accessibility.

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Although many people expected a grand redesign for the tenth-generation Apple Watch, Apple opted for smaller changes. The Apple Watch Series 10 is the same rounded-rectangular shape you get with the Apple Watch SE (and every other Apple Watch for that matter).

Macworld The Apple Watch Series 10 arrives this week, but if you just want a great smartwatch at a great price, a discounted Series 9 is your best bet right now. And we’ve got a great one: The 41mm Apple Watch Series 9 with cellular is just $349 at Walmart,