Apple Watch Series 10: specs, who it fits and compatible phones

Apple Watch Series 10 is a smartwatch released in 2024 that works with iPhone. It lists Standard GPS, IP6X and Apple Pay.

Specifications

Release year2024
Case size42 / 46 mm
DisplayOLED, Always-On
Brightness2000 nits
Battery as listedUp to 18 hours (36 hours in low power mode)
Water ratingIP6X
Case materialAluminum / titanium
GPS typeStandard GPS
Operating systemwatchOS 11 (still updated)
Works withiPhone
ConnectioneSIM · LTE
Contactless walletApple Pay
Plan neededNone
Health sensorsSpO2, HRV, Skin temperature, ECG, Sleep apnea
Safety featuresSOS, Fall detection

Who it fits

How it compares

Closest models from Apple

ModelRelease yearCase sizeBattery as listedWater ratingGPS typeWorks with
Apple Watch SE 3202540 / 44 mmUp to 18 hours5ATMStandard GPSiOS only
Apple Watch Series 9202341 / 45 mmUp to 18 hours (36 hours in low power mode)IP6XStandard GPSiOS only
Apple Watch SE (2nd gen)202240 / 44 mmUp to 18 hoursNot listedStandard GPSiOS only

Compared with Apple Watch SE 3, Apple Watch Series 10 lists an older release year (2024 against 2025), Aluminum / titanium case material, where Apple Watch SE 3 lists Aluminum and case sizes of 42 / 46 mm against 40 / 44 mm.

Compared with Apple Watch Series 9, Apple Watch Series 10 lists a newer release year (2024 against 2023), Aluminum / titanium case material, where Apple Watch Series 9 lists Aluminum / stainless steel and case sizes of 42 / 46 mm against 41 / 45 mm.

Compared with Apple Watch SE (2nd gen), Apple Watch Series 10 lists a newer release year (2024 against 2022), a brighter listed display (2000 nits against 1000) and Aluminum / titanium case material, where Apple Watch SE (2nd gen) lists Aluminum.

Only values listed exactly are compared.

Phone compatibility and plan

No plan is listed as needed. Has eSIM or LTE, so it can work without the phone if you add a carrier plan.

Sensors and features are listed as the maker names them and are not medical measurements.

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Last verified September 26, 2026

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