From larger displays to new health features: What to expect from Apple Watch Series 10 debuting next month

Apple is gearing up for its next big launch, with the Apple Watch Series 10 set to debut alongside the iPhone 16 series in September. Historically, Apple has introduced new Apple Watch models in tandem with its latest iPhones, and this year appears to be no exception. The Apple Watch Series 10 is expected to be unveiled in early to mid-September, with pre-orders likely to begin soon after, followed by an official release within a couple of weeks.?Here's a look at what new tweaks Apple is expected to include in Apple Watch Series 10:

Apple Watch Series 10 to feature larger screens and a thinner design

One of the most notable changes anticipated for the Series 10 is the increase in screen size for both models. The smaller version will reportedly expand from 41mm to 45mm, while the larger model will grow from 45mm to 49mm. This shift means that the smaller model will now match the size of last year’s larger version, and the larger model will align with the dimensions of the Apple Watch Ultra.

Apple's decision to increase the screen sizes appears to be in response to the growing popularity of the larger display on the Apple Watch Ultra. Previously, Apple Watches have been available in 38mm and 42mm sizes. The Series 10 will also sport a thinner casing, though exact measurements have yet to be disclosed. This thinner design is expected to counterbalance the larger screens, ensuring the watch remains comfortable and sleek.

New health sensors and upgraded processing power expected in Series 10

The upcoming Apple Watch will also feature a more powerful chip, potentially named the S10. This upgrade could significantly enhance the Neural Engine, which may lead to more advanced AI capabilities. With AI becoming increasingly integral to technology, Apple's focus on more frequent chip improvements seems likely.

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In addition, Apple is reportedly working on new health sensors for the Series 10. Hypertension detection and sleep apnea monitoring are two features currently under consideration. However, recent reports indicate that these might not be available at launch. The watchOS 11 will also introduce a new Vitals app for sleep data, which could hint at the future inclusion of sleep apnea monitoring.

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Advanced OLED display to enhance efficiency and performance

The Series 10 is set to include an upgraded OLED display using LTPO TFT technology, which is expected to improve power efficiency. This enhancement could result in better display quality, extended battery life, or a reduction in battery size while maintaining current performance levels.

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