Description
Feature | Details |
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Release & Design | Launched September 2024, available in 42 mm and 46 mm sizes. The 42 mm is notably 10% thinner, lighter, and more comfortable under clothing. |
Display | Largest display ever for Apple Watch—up to 30% more screen area than Series 6. Introduces a wide-angle OLED that’s 40% brighter at angles for improved visibility. |
Size & Weight | Measures 42 × 36 × 9.7 mm, and weighs ~30 g (aluminum, GPS) or ~29.3 g (aluminum, GPS + Cellular). |
Battery & Charging | Offers ≈18 hours standard battery life, extendable to ≈36 hours in Low Power Mode. It supports fast charging, reaching 0–80% in about 30 minutes. |
Health & Fitness | Adds sleep tracking with Sleep Apnea Notifications (pending FDA); includes water-temperature sensor, depth gauge, and a new Tides app—bringing Ultra-style features. |
Performance | Powered by the new S10 SiP, built with energy-efficient cores derived from the A16 Bionic for improved performance and battery efficiency. |
Ecosystem & WatchOS | Runs watchOS 11, introducing features like Translate, Tides, and enhanced health tracking. Ecosystem integration remains a standout, especially for iPhone users. |
Colors & Materials | Available in aluminum (Jet Black, Rose Gold, Silver) and titanium (Natural, Gold, Slate). Some band types (Sport Loop, Braided Solo Loop, updated Milanese Loop) are carbon neutral. |
Overall Appeal | Deemed a refined upgrade: thinner, lighter, brighter—ideal for everyday use and as an upgrade from older models. Notable reviewer praise includes comfort, display, and usability enhancements—and positive comparisons to Garmin for general use. |
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