Summary
watchOS 10 ran on Apple Watch Series 4 and later when Apple released it in 2023. This included Apple Watch SE and both Ultra models. To use it, pair the watch with an iPhone XS or newer running iOS 17. This guide lists the supported watches and key features.
Introduction
This page lists the devices that supported watchOS 10 at its 2023 release. Later watchOS versions may have different requirements. Check Apple’s current support page before buying a device.
watchOS 10 compatible Apple Watch models
To use watchOS 10, you need a compatible Apple Watch and iPhone. Apple listed these Apple Watch models as compatible:
- Apple Watch Series 4
- Apple Watch Series 5
- Apple Watch SE
- Apple Watch Series 6
- Apple Watch Series 7
- Apple Watch Series 8
- Apple Watch Series 9
- Apple Watch Ultra
- Apple Watch Ultra 2
You also need an iPhone XS or later running iOS 17. Our iOS 17 compatibility guide lists the iPhones that supported that release.
Features added in watchOS 10
Apple highlighted new app designs, cycling and hiking updates, and mental health tools:
- Redesigned apps and the Smart Stack show more information on the watch face.
- Cycling and hiking updates add features for tracking a workout.
- Mental health tools let users record how they feel.
Read our companion piece on watchOS 10 for business use for examples of using the update at work.
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Conclusion
This list reflects Apple’s 2023 watchOS 10 release. For current compatibility, check Apple’s Apple Watch and iPhone support page.