Apple Watch Series 10 GPS 46mm Jet Black Aluminium Case With Ink Sport Loop (MWWR3QA/A, MWWR3ZP, MWX13LW/A) Review
The Apple Watch Series 10, specifically the 46mm Jet Black Aluminium model with the Ink Sport Loop, promises a significant upgrade over previous iterations. Having worn it daily for the past several weeks, I’m ready to share my in-depth review based on real-world usage.
One of the most immediately noticeable improvements is the larger screen. Apple’s claim of a 75% increase over Series 3 is certainly evident; navigating the interface feels significantly more intuitive and less cramped. The increased screen real estate makes everything from reading notifications to interacting with apps a more enjoyable experience.
Beyond the screen, the Series 10 packs in a range of impressive features. The new Vitals app provides a comprehensive overview of your overnight health metrics, including blood oxygen, heart rate, respiratory rate, and wrist temperature. This level of detail is impressive and offers valuable insights into your overall well-being. The improved sleep tracking is another highlight; the accuracy and detail provided are far superior to previous models. It accurately identifies different sleep stages (REM, Core, Deep) and provides valuable data to improve sleep habits.
The Ink Sport Loop band is comfortable and breathable, ideal for everyday wear and even workouts. Its adjustable nature ensures a secure and comfortable fit for various wrist sizes. The GPS functionality is reliable, providing accurate location data for fitness tracking and navigation.
| Material | Combination |
|---|---|
| Colour Name | Ink Sport Loop |
| Connection Type | GPS |
| Band Size | One Size (Adjustable Band) |
| Trending | Apple Watch Se |
| Smartwatch Dial Size | 46 mm |
| Model Number | MWWR3QA/A, MWWR3ZP, MWX13LW/A |
| Model Name | MWWR3QA/A, MWWR3LW/A, MWWR3ZP/A |
In terms of performance, the Series 10 is snappy and responsive. App loading times are quick, and there’s no noticeable lag during everyday usage. Battery life has also been consistently good, easily lasting a full day with moderate to heavy use. While it doesn’t quite reach Apple’s advertised 18 hours, I comfortably get through a full day and often have 20-30% remaining at the end.
The accuracy of the health sensors has been impressive. Heart rate monitoring is consistent, and the sleep tracking data aligns well with my own observations. I found the temperature tracking particularly helpful, and it integrated seamlessly with the Cycle Tracking app.
Pros:
- Larger, more vibrant display
- Improved sleep tracking with detailed metrics
- Comprehensive health data via the Vitals app
- Excellent performance and responsiveness
- Comfortable and durable Ink Sport Loop band
Cons:
- Battery life, while good, could be slightly longer for heavy users.
- Price point remains relatively high.
Overall, the Apple Watch Series 10 (MWWR3QA/A, MWWR3ZP, MWX13LW/A) is a substantial upgrade. The larger screen, improved health tracking features, and snappy performance make it a compelling choice for anyone looking for a premium smartwatch. While the price is a significant factor, the added functionality and improvements in health tracking justify the cost for many users. I highly recommend the Apple Watch Series 10 to anyone looking for a comprehensive and feature-rich smartwatch experience.
