Watch Series 10 [GPS + Cellular 46mm] with Gold Titanium Case with Gold Milanese Loop - M/L. Fitness Tracker, ECG App, Always-On Retina Display, Carbon Neutral with AppleCare+ (2 Years)

It’s been a few days since I got the Apple Watch, and it’s in perfect conditIon. The box was already open because the tape was ripped, which wasn’t an issue because the interior packaging was new. I was going to get the silver one but I glad I went with the black because it looks so sleek with the black band. So far, the watch works and fits well, it does everything I need it to, and the battery is amazing. I heard it doesn’t have as much battery life as the Series 11, but I wear the watch all day and night, and it’s never gone below about 30-40%, which is pretty good. I only charge it once when I’m showering. It updated last night to 26.2, and it connects to my phone and AirPods. Make sure you get Used Like New, shipped AND sold by Amazon Renewed if you’re going to order. This is my 4th time ordering Apple products from them and I haven’t had a single issue with any of my devices. It’s a great way to buy good quality tech and save some money.

My new watch kicks booty! I was going to wait to get the fancy one for divers because I planned on getting my SCUBA certification but after I got my class I decided I wouldn’t be doing nearly as much diving as I planned on and opted for this pretty gold one instead. I love the gold because I recently swapped all my jewelry to gold for my skin tone. This one automatically senses when I jump in the pool the temp and depth - etc. I also use to track my BBT for the Natural Cycles app. I don’t need the deeper dive watch because I decided I’d probably want to get an actual fancy dive computer if I ever start diving more. This watch charges very fast. I wear it almost all the time. The display is bright and easier to read that my previous watch. If you’re between sizes on the band-size up. I wish I had a couple more holes - that is my only issue with it. I’m pretty hard on my devices but I haven’t noticed any scratches or wear after months of wearing it 24/7. I even picked up a few more bands to go with divergent outfits and they are all perfectly comparable and fit great. It tracks my sleep at night so I can see how (badly) I sleep. It’s good at noticing when I’m awake at night and I use that data to share with my sleep doctor.

After using the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen, 40mm) for (as silly as it sounds) almost two months, I decided to upgrade to the Apple Watch Series 10 (42mm), and I can confidently say it’s the watch I should’ve gone with from the start. I went with the Jet Black case because I wanted something sleek and simple that still looked clean and professional. The color looks beautiful in-person and holds up well day to day. I chose the Series 10 specifically because of the added functionality it brings over the SE without going all the way to the Ultra line. The build quality is excellent, and I’ve noticed a big difference in comfort. With the SE, the 40mm size felt a bit too small and tight on my wrist, which made it less comfortable for all-day wear. Since upgrading to the 42mm Series 10, the fit feels much more snug and natural: not too tight but not too loose. It strikes a great balance between screen size and wearability, and the watch just feels better made overall. The always-on display is also a major plus, and the screen has proven has held up to normal wear so far. In terms of features, this watch does exactly what I need it to do. The more detailed health tracking and improved sensors really do make a difference for me. It still offers everything the SE does with sleep tracking, workouts, and notifications, but just feels more polished. The watch does need to be charged every day, but I can say that it does seem to be lasting longer than my SE. As someone who is typically very busy during the day, not having to worry about my watch's battery dying is so relieving. For some additional context, I typically charge my watch while showering or before sleeping, depending on the day. The watch’s fast charging time has also made it a worthwhile investment for me! That said, I don’t think the Series 10 is the right pick for everyone. If you feel features like the music speaker, added health features, or sleep apnea notifications aren’t going to benefit you, you’re probably better off going with the SE, especially if budget is a concern. The SE is perfect for anyone who wants a basic Apple Watch experience, and I still think it’s a great entry-level option. But for someone like me who genuinely benefits from those extra features, I believe the Series 10 was the right call. It’s a step up in all the ways that matter to me, and I’ve been really happy with it since switching.

Upgraded to the 10 this week and love it already. I don't use every feature, but it is packed with them. I can now swim with this watch and feel confident it won't be damaged. I was more nervous to do it with the previous models. I like it telling me to move more and tracking of the sleep. This is a high quality watch and smart device all in one. The size is perfect. I went with the 42mm and small loop band. Prefer a daintier look, so might be getting some other bracelet like bands for it. The battery life is okay, not the best since you do have to charge daily. I wish they could make good small batteries that can handle device like this with all features on.. like one charge in a week would be great. We aren't there yet with the tech or affordability, so I get it. This is the best in class for me. I tried other brands and this just always wins. I have a friend who wasn't working out much and gained a lot of weight and was drinking too much. He got the watch a few months ago and it has changed his life. He stopped drinking and stays on top of movement and exercise since getting the watch. I was sort of influenced by him so now I got myself a new one too. It is very motivating. Price of a new one was the best through Amazon. I missed the special sale they had recently, but it's worth it anyway. I got the best deal there was. The best new feature I am enjoying the most is the ability to listen to music from the watch without needing headphones. That is perfect for beach days and my pool days.. I am basically running around with my own sountrack ..

Great smart watch. Love the live activities feature, so awesome. The gray/blue band looks great too. The screen is super readable and I love that the time stays on all day. All-day battery life too. Fits great on my wrist, though it’s at the largest setting for this band.

I ordered this apple watch to better track my health. Most of the health features function flawlessly. The heart rate function does not. For example, 90% of the time during the first 10 minutes of a workout, no heart rate is displayed. When a heart rate is displayed in the first ten minutes it is wildly high - 190 bpm versus 125 displayed on the elliptical or treadmill. These erratic measures then skew other health app measurements that use that data. For those thinking I'm wearing the watch improperly, I've obsessively reviewed the instructions, made every change recommended, installed every watch, phone upgrade and still the same result. The sleep function does work well and provides useable data. Likewise blood oxygen, vitals, depth, activity, respiratory etc. all function properly. The heart rate function though is primary, keeping my heart within a targeted zone during exercise. So beware if that's an important purchase criteria. I'm not alone, hundreds of reviews detail the same concern. The fit of the watch is good, although tucking the tail inside the band can be painful at times. The quality is excellent. Zero issues with any message, phone, watch display or other functions. Connection to your phone is instantaneous. I like the design and adaptability of the display to suit your needs. The quality and value are impossible to beat in my opinion. The heart rate feature issues though, of such importance in my case, outweigh the stellar performance in almost every area.

I've been using the Apple Watch Series 10 (GPS + Cellular, 42mm, Natural Titanium with Stone Grey Sport Band) for a few weeks, and it’s a big step forward in both design and capability. Display and always‑on performance: The always‑on Retina display is exceptionally bright and easy to read outdoors at midday. Text and complications stay crisp at a glance, and animations feel fluid with no lag. The higher peak brightness makes maps, workouts, and notifications pop without cranking the backlight manually. Comfort and design: The natural titanium case keeps weight down while feeling solid and premium. The Stone Grey Sport Band is soft, breathable, and secure during runs; I forget it’s on most of the day. The 42mm case looks great but can feel large on smaller wrists—worth trying on if you prefer compact watches. Health features: ECG works quickly and reliably, and heart‑rate and SpO2 tracking have been consistent with my dedicated fitness chest strap and fingertip sensor. Fitness tracking is excellent—automatic workout detection, accurate GPS for outdoor runs, and helpful training metrics and recovery insights. Sleep tracking is more actionable than previous generations, and the new safety features add peace of mind. Cellular connectivity and notifications: LTE connectivity is rock‑solid for calls, texts, music streaming, and Apple Pay when I leave the phone behind. Notifications are timely and reliable, and haptics are strong without being distracting. Battery life: With mixed use (always‑on enabled, several notifications, a 45–60 min GPS workout, and occasional LTE streaming), I typically end the day with 25–35% remaining. Heavy LTE use or multi‑hour GPS workouts will still require nightly charging or a top‑up. Fast charging helps—15–20 minutes gets enough for an evening workout. Durability and water resistance: The titanium build and sapphire‑like screen protection have resisted scratches so far, and the watch handles pool swims and rain without issue. Buttons and Digital Crown remain precise even after sweaty workouts. Pros: - Premium, lightweight titanium design - Excellent health tracking (ECG, heart rate, SpO2, sleep), accurate GPS - Bright, high‑quality always‑on screen that’s readable in direct sun - Fast, smooth performance with responsive UI and haptics - Water resistant and feels rugged day‑to‑day - Reliable notifications and stable cellular connection Cons: - Battery life dips with heavy LTE or multi‑hour GPS sessions - Price is on the premium side - 42mm case may feel large on small wrists Bottom line: A premium, comfortable smartwatch with top‑tier health features, a superb display, and dependable cellular freedom. If you can live with nightly charging on heavy days and the price, the Series 10 is an outstanding upgrade.

I love my Apple Watch, I use it for working out mainly but of course other tasks aswell. It comes in handy in ways I didnt even consider when purchasing. The fitness tracking is great it’s in depth, and has a wide variety of workouts to track. I set it up in a couple minutes so you don’t have to worry about setting it up for hours. The display is really nice bright or low however you’d like to set it, it’s really high quality and highly customizable from the watch app.its waterproof although I still tend to take it off because it’s a force of habit but if you’re swimming or anything it’ll be fine! It feels strong but I’d still recommend getting a tough case and screen protector if you’re in the outdoors or anything that could damage it.