Did you catch the recent Apple event? They just introduced their brand-new Apple Watch Series 10, and it’s already generating quite a buzz. If you’re curious about what else they unveiled, you can check out all the products here. The Series 10 comes with some noticeable upgrades, but surprisingly, the other models, except the Apple Watch Ultra 2, didn’t get much attention. In this blog, we’ll see what makes the Apple Watch Series 10 stand out and also share the latest price in Pakistan.
Design
Apple claims the Series 10 is the thinnest watch they’ve ever made, and they’re not kidding. It now features a jet-black glossy aluminum frame, which gives it a really sleek and modern look, but this glossy finish is exclusive to the black color variant. Compared to its predecessor, the Series 9, it’s much thinner with a thickness of just 9.7mm, making it incredibly comfortable to wear all day. If you’re someone who finds regular watches a bit heavy, you’ll appreciate the lighter aluminum build of this one.
| Apple Watch | Series 10 Aluminum | Series 10 |
| Dimensions | 46 x 39 x 9.7 mm (1.81 x 1.54 x 0.38 in) | 46 x 39 x 9.7 mm (1.81 x 1.54 x 0.38 in) |
| Weight | 29.3 g (42mm), 35.3 g (46mm) (1.02 oz) | 34.4 g (42mm), 41.7 g (46mm) (1.48 oz) |
| Build | Glass front, ceramic/sapphire crystal back, aluminum frame | Glass front, ceramic/sapphire crystal back, titanium frame (grade 5) |
| SIM | eSIM | eSIM |
| IP6X certified50m water resistant-ECG certified (region-dependent SW application; HW available on all models)Depth gauge to 6m | IP6X certified50m water resistant-ECG certified (region-dependent SW application; HW available on all models)Depth gauge to 6m |
Display
One of the biggest changes in the Series 10 is the display. While the overall size is the same as before, the screen is now 30% bigger than the Series 6. This means more room for notifications, messages, and even the time display itself. The wide-angle OLED display ensures that reading text is easier, even in bright sunlight. Imagine trying to read a message while out jogging – with this display, you won’t have to squint!
- Always‑On Retina LTPO3 display
- Wide‑angle OLED
- Up to 40% brighter when viewed at an angle
- Edge‑to‑edge display
- Ion‑X front glass (aluminum cases)
- Sapphire front crystal (titanium cases)
- Up to 2,000 nits maximum brightness
- 1 nit minimum brightness
- 326 pixels per inch
Specs & Performance
Under the hood, the Apple Watch Series 10 packs a punch with its new S10 chipset and a 64-bit dual-core processor. This means smoother performance, faster app loading times, and better responsiveness overall. You’ll be running on WatchOS 11, which comes with a ton of features designed to keep you active, healthy, and safe. For example, it can monitor your heart rate, track your sleep patterns, and even detect if you’ve taken a hard fall, instantly offering to call for help.
Battery
Battery life is always a concern with smartwatches, but Apple has you covered. The Series 10 offers up to 18 hours of usage on a single charge, which means you can wear it all day without worrying about it dying on you. And with the new power-saving modes, you can stretch this even further. For instance, if you’re on a long hike or traveling, you can switch to power-saving mode to keep it running longer.
Apple Watch Series 10 Price in Pakistan
The Apple Watch Series 10 Aluminum variant starts at $399 (approximately Rs. 110,000), while the Titanium variant is priced at $699 (around Rs. 195,000). However, in Pakistan, prices might be higher due to import taxes and the profit margins of retailers.
Conclusion
To wrap it up, the Apple Watch Series 10 is an impressive upgrade with its thinner design, larger and brighter display, and powerful performance. Whether you’re a fitness enthusiast, a tech lover, or someone who just wants a stylish watch, the Series 10 has something to offer. If you’re interested in getting your hands on one, you can explore Apple Watches available on OLX.
Would you buy Apple Watch Series 10 or go for the older generations? Tell us in the comment section below.
Photos Credits: Apple
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