Since the unveiling of the Apple Watch Series 10 during the launch event in September, the device’s price has been on a downward trend. It’s now marked at only $299, down from its original price of $399, representing a remarkable $100 reduction—this is the lowest price recorded so far, as confirmed by pricing monitors. This price point applies to the 42mm model, which accommodates wrist sizes from 130mm to 180mm, and is available in stylish case colors such as black, denim, and rose-gold. Additionally, the larger 46mm variant is now priced at $329, previously retailing for $429, also reflecting a $100 discount.

The Apple Watch Series 10 stands out as an excellent option for most users, particularly for those transitioning from the older budget-friendly SE model, as highlighted by DailyHackly’s tech review. While there are some notable enhancements compared to the Apple Watch 9, they might not be as prominent as past updates. For those interested in a comparative analysis of this model against other leading smartwatches, an in-depth comparison post can be found here.

On first glance, users will appreciate the refined design, characterized by a sleeker casing and an expanded OLED display size (either 1.6 inches or 1.8 inches, depending on the selected size). Unlike its predecessor, the Series 9—which permitted calls only through the speaker—the current model allows for audio playback, enabling users to enjoy podcasts and music directly from its speakers. Improved sleep monitoring features, which now signal sleep apnea indicators, add to its functionality. Additionally, new depth sensors and temperature gauges become operational upon entering water, a feature previously exclusive to the high-end Apple Watch Ultra line.