At the Worldwide Developer Conference earlier this month, Apple announced watchOS 10, which will launch with the next Apple Watch later this year. Now we know if your Apple Watch will run iOS 10.
Apple has answered your watchOS 10 compatibility questions. Apple Watch models eligible for this major software upgrade have been detailed.
This new software platform intends to provide Apple Watch users a more immersive, engaging, and complete experience. watchOS 10 improves the look and functionality of your Apple Watch. It improves on earlier versions by adding new features and revamping old ones.
Apple’s watchOS 10 upgrade transforms the Apple Watch into a more sophisticated, customized, and visually beautiful wearable. The Apple Watch’s look and functions have improved with this version.
WatchOS 10 will bring several amazing Apple Watch features
The new Smart Stack on Apple Watch lets you choose up to eight applications to display extra information. The update will provide new Apple Watch Faces, fitness capabilities, and more.
Apple Watch will now measure FTP (Functional Threshold Power) during workouts and enable enhanced connection for a wide selection of cycling accessories. Apple is adding mental health aspects to Mindfulness and hiking features.
This major Apple Watch update delivers a lot of excellent new features and design improvements. If you’re wondering if your Apple Watch is compatible, we have a list below.
Apple Watch models getting watchOS 10:
- Apple Watch Series 4
- Apple Watch Series 5
- Apple Watch Series 6
- Apple Watch Series 7
- Apple Watch Series 8
- Apple Watch Ultra
- Apple Watch SE
The list shows that watchOS will be available for many Apple Watch models. At the top of the sensor on the back of your Apple Watch is the model number.
We expect Apple to deliver the iPhone 15 and iOS 17 in September along with the next generation Apple Watch and watchOS 10. If you have any questions, comments, or recommendations, please leave them below. Apple’s website outlines the upcoming big watchOS version.
