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5 smartwatches to watch in 2024: Apple Watch 10, Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and more

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With no shortage of major releases on the docket, 2024 is likely to be an exciting year in the world of smartwatches.

All the essentials to help you monitor your fitness, keep connected, track your health and stay safe. Now up to 20% faster, with features like Crash Detection and enhanced workout metrics, it’s a better value than ever. Send a text, make a call and stream music without your iPhone. Cellular lets you do it all without your iPhone nearby. Get help when you need it with Crash Detection, Fall Detection and Emergency SOS. Get deep insights into your health, including notifications if you have an irregular rhythm or an unusually high or low heart rate. It works seamlessly with your Apple devices and services. Unlock your Mac automatically. Find your devices with a tap. Apple Watch requires an iPhone 8 or later with the latest iOS version. Water resistant to 50 metres. Three finishes. And a redesigned, colour-matched back case made with a new production process that reduces its carbon emissions by over 80%.

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