Apple Watch Series 10, lighter and thinner, more suitable for daily wear

The Apple Watch, which is updated annually, has reached its tenth generation. While the appearance of the first three generations, Series 7, 8, and 9, has remained largely unchanged, Apple has made Series 10 lighter and thinner. At the same time, the case has also been changed, abandoning the heavy and expensive stainless steel material and placing the titanium alloy that is only available in the Ultra series on the Series 10. The new watch brings a completely new polishing process, allowing titanium alloys to also have a shiny polished texture. The glossy finish of the aluminum version is only available in the black version, reminiscent of Jet Black on the iPhone 7 back then.


The appearance of the new watch has undergone significant upgrades and improvements, concealing the few upgrades in its configuration. The Apple Watch Series 10 has added a depth gauge, water temperature sensor, a wide viewing angle OLED screen, speakers for playing music, and the latest S10 chip. Then there is an environmental upgrade, with all Apple designed printed circuit boards in Series 10 using 100% recycled tin solder. However, these upgrades are overshadowed by slower charging speeds, and Series 10 no longer supports fast charging.

Guide Guide
In order to fully experience the Apple Watch Series 10, I Love Audio Network conducted a detailed experience and recording from three aspects: the appearance design, connection and usage, and data testing of the watch. The logical structure of the text is as follows, and relevant content can be quickly found based on the subtitles in the text.

Packaging and Appearance
Packaging and Accessories
Appearance design
Connection and usage
Pairing and functionality
Wearing experience
Health monitoring
Sports experience
Watch data measurement
Battery life and charging
Weight measurement
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