Apple has refreshed its smartwatch collection, unveiling the Apple Watch Series 11, Watch SE 3, and Watch Ultra 3. This new lineup introduces several key features across all models, including new 5G connectivity and advanced health tools. The biggest health additions are hypertension awareness and a more detailed sleep tracking system.

Apple Watch Series 11

The Apple Watch Series 11 is the thinnest smartwatch Apple has ever made. It’s also designed for durability, featuring Ion-X glass with a ceramic coating that Apple claims is twice as strong as the previous version. The watch comes in 42mm and 46mm sizes with aluminum and titanium case options.

A major new feature is hypertension awareness, which can alert users to potential blood pressure issues (pending FDA approval). It also offers a new sleep score, which rates your sleep out of 100 based on various factors. The watch now has a full 24-hour battery life and is available in multiple colors, with prices starting at $399.

Apple Watch SE 3

The new Apple Watch SE 3 offers key upgrades for a lower price point. It now includes an Always-On Display, a faster S10 chip, and optional 5G support. Available in 40mm and 44mm sizes, the SE 3 also supports handy double-tap and wrist flick gestures.

For health, the SE 3 has the new sleep score feature, along with continuous heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring. Its fast-charging capability can give you eight hours of use in just 15 minutes. The SE 3 starts at $249, with deliveries beginning on September 19.

Apple Watch Ultra 3

The Apple Watch Ultra 3 is built for adventurers. It features a brighter LTPO 3.0 OLED display with slimmer bezels. In addition to 5G connectivity, it has enhanced satellite features for Emergency SOS and location sharing.

Like the Series 11, the Ultra 3 includes both hypertension awareness and the new sleep score tool. It also boasts a significantly improved battery, rated for up to 42 hours of use—the longest on any Apple Watch. The Ultra 3 starts at $799, with deliveries also scheduled for September 19.

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