Amazon has dropped the <a href="https://zdcs.link/zj3Doe?pageview_type=Standard&template=Deals&module=content_body&element=offer&item=text-link&element_label=46mm%20Apple%20Watch%20Series%2010&object_type=article&short_url=zj3Doe&u=https%3A%2F%2Flifehacker.com%2Ftech%2Fapple-watch-series-10-sale-october-2026&event_label=46mm%20Apple%20Watch%20Series%2010″ rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>46mm Apple Watch Series 10 (GPS + Cellular) to $679 from $799, taking $120 off this titanium model. Although it’s no longer Apple’s newest smartwatch, the Series 10 still has plenty going for it, with PCMag giving it an “outstanding” rating and an Editors’ Choice award, along with naming it the best Apple smartwatch of 2024. Much of its appeal comes down to the design, which is thinner and more comfortable than the Series 9, with a larger always-on OLED display that gives you more room to read notifications and messages without making the watch feel particularly bulky. The titanium case also gives it a more polished appearance than most smartwatches, especially if you plan to wear it beyond workouts.
The cellular connectivity is particularly useful if you like leaving your iPhone behind occasionally, since an active carrier plan lets you make calls, reply to messages, stream music, and receive notifications directly on the watch, even when your phone isn’t nearby—in practice, that means your phone can stay on the kitchen counter during a morning jog or a quick trip to the corner store, and you’ll still be able to pick up a call from work or reach someone if something goes wrong. It also supports Apple Music playback through its built-in speaker, though you’ll probably want to connect wireless headphones for longer listening sessions.
What do you think so far?
The watch is just as capable as a health tracker, logging your heart rate and sleep, taking ECG and blood oxygen readings, and using its accelerometer to spot breathing disturbances overnight that could point to sleep apnea. Swimmers get a depth gauge and water temperature sensor as well, handy for seeing whether you’ve drifted a few feet below the surface while snorkeling or how chilly the lake is once you’re in. As for battery life, PCMag recorded around 36 hours in testing (though using LTE regularly can drain it faster), which is decent for an always-on smartwatch but still falls short of the Apple Watch Ultra 2. You’ll also need an iPhone to use it, since the Series 10 doesn’t work with Android devices.
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