Apple's latest watch is now official, but should you upgrade? Read our Apple Watch Series 10 vs Series 7 comparison to find out.

Earlier this week, during Apple’s “It’s Glowtime” event, the tech giant introduced the new Apple Watch Series 10 and a new look for the Apple Watch Ultra 2. The smartwatches start at $399 and $799, respectively, and both are available for preorder ahead of their forthcoming release on Friday, September 20th.

For 2024, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 ($799) is as big and expensive as ever, but it now comes in black titanium. Alongside the new finish option, there are several matching bands, including a titanium version of the Milanese Loop suitable for high-speed water sports and scuba diving.

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The new Apple Watch Series 10 uses Aluminum for the watch case body just like last year, but also just like last year, you can pick up a version of the watch in Titanium if you wa

With the Series 10, it feels like Apple set out to answer one question: how do we get the biggest display possible without sacrificing comfort and battery life? This is a tough nut to crack. Between a big display,

Victoria Song at The Verge usually wears an Apple Watch Ultra 2 because of its large display but found that with the Series 10, she doesn’t miss the Ultra 2. “The bottom line is the Series 10 is a sleeker,