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Whether or not you subscribe to them, New Year\u2019s resolutions are a capital-T Thing for many people in the US. Thankfully, if your goals for 2025 revolve around health and fitness, the 42mm Apple Watch Series 10<\/strong> is on sale at Amazon<\/a>, Walmart<\/a>, and Best Buy<\/a> starting at $329 ($70 off), matching its Black Friday low. You can also pick it up in the 46mm sizing at Amazon<\/a>, Walmart<\/a>, and Best Buy<\/a> starting at $359 ($70 off), which remains the best price we\u2019ve seen on the larger model.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n While there are certainly better fitness trackers<\/a> for hardcore athletes, none of them offer the kind of robust third-party support you\u2019ll get with a flagship Apple Watch, nor do they integrate as well with Apple\u2019s larger device ecosystem. The Series 10 is a pretty minor update over the previous model, but it\u2019s still a solid bet for casual athletes, with a terrific wide-angle OLED display, sleep apnea detection<\/a>, a thinner design, and a larger charging coil that lets you juice it from zero to 80 percent in just 30 minutes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The more substantial fitness updates come in the form of watchOS 11<\/a>, Apple\u2019s latest software update for the Apple Watch, which brings a selection of new training features to the midrange wearable. These include the new Training Load feature<\/a>, an app called Vitals that can contextualize a set of recovery metrics, and the long-overdue ability to pause your Activity Rings<\/a> (praise be). I wouldn\u2019t say any of them are revolutionary, but if you\u2019re upgrading from an older model or you\u2019ve never owned an Apple Watch before, they\u2019re certainly welcome. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n