Apple has seeded the second beta version of watchOS 10.3 to developers. The update should reach public beta testers soon.
The latest beta version of watchOS 10.3 was recently released. With build number 21S5635d, it is around 245MB for the Apple Watch Series 7. Apple has not explicitly mentioned any changes, so this update likely focuses on improving stability, addressing issues, and possibly including new capabilities. Based on past releases, it aims to enhance the user experience until the final public launch in the coming weeks. Through regular updates, Apple continues demonstrating their dedication to maintaining seamless and efficient performance. This focus emphasizes Apple’s leadership position in technology by refining software to complement their hardware offerings.
It will be interesting to see how this new software version impacts the overall usability and speed of the Apple Watch once it’s more widely available.
Installing the watchOS 10.3 Beta 2
Early adopters eager to try the latest software can install the watchOS 10.3 beta 2 on their Apple Watch, provided their iPhone or iPad runs the latest iOS 17.3 beta. Here’s how:
- Open the Apple Watch app on your iPhone
- Go to General > Software Update
- Turn on the watchOS 10 beta profile
- Download watchOS 10.3 beta 2
Be careful because beta software can be unstable. Make sure your watch is 50% charged and connected to WiFi first.
Apple also released new Mac and iOS betas. But it pulled iOS 17.3 beta 2 because it caused problems on some iPhones. We’ll share more when watchOS 10.3 officially launches. Stay tuned!
