Confused over whether to buy the titanium or aluminum Apple Watch Series 10? I've got both, and can happily tell you I prefer one over the other.

The Apple Watch Series 10 is Apple’s smartest, thinnest and largest-screen watch to date, packed with all the daily-life-taming bells and whistles that arguably make it the best smartwatch in the business.

The Apple Watch Series 10 is a strong upgrade, but some of its biggest features show how in many respects it’s the anti-Ultra model.

In our Apple Watch Series 10 review, we explore whether it’s worth upgrading to the latest wearable in spite of minimal visual differences.

As usual, there are two sizes of Apple Watch to choose between. One suits smaller wrists better than the other. The displays on the newer models are each 1mm bigger than their predecessors: the 45mm screen is now 46mm and the 41mm screen is now 42mm.

The Apple Watch Series 10 came out this September, and it's already $370 (originally $399), the lowest price yet. It now has playback capabilities, sleep apnea notifications, and a more comfortable design than its predecessor.

W hen new Apple Watch models are released along with the latest version of WatchOS, I'm always eager to see what Apple has come up with in the way of new watch face designs. Some

The Apple Watch Series 10 may just have landed, but we’re already seeing steady discounts. And today it’s lower than ever: Amazon is selling the Jet Black Apple Watch Series 10 for $373, a savings of $26 off its $399 MSRP. We’ll admit that it’s not a huge discount, but it’s the best we’ve seen.

Apple's new Watch Series 10 is a giant leap over much older models because of the small advances along the way.

S ince its debut in 2015, the Apple Watch has consistently seen improvements in its hardware. Newer generations of the Apple Watch sport features like an ECG app, blood oxygen mon