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Apple’s developer beta for its next watchOS release—watchOS 11—is available to developers for testing. If you’re too eager to enjoy the new features, you can download the watchOS 11.5 beta 4 to see what Apple has in store this time around.
Follow along, and we’ll show you how to install watchOS 11.5 developer beta 4 on a compatible Apple Watch. Before you begin, bear in mind that developer betas are mostly unstable, so you should avoid installing them on your primary device.
To install the watchOS 11.5 beta 4 on your Apple Watch, you must have one of the following Apple Watch models paired to an iPhone 11 or later running on iOS 18 beta:
Note: Not all watchOS 11 may be available on all the compatible Apple Watch models.
To install the watchOS 11.5 beta 4 on your Apple Watch, you must first install the iOS 18 developer beta on the paired iPhone. Once done, follow these steps to download and install the watchOS developer beta on your Apple Watch:
Your Apple Watch may restart a couple of times during installation. Wait for the process to finish, and you should have watchOS 11.5 beta 4 on your watch.
Signing off…
And that’s it. It’s that easy to get watchOS 11.5 developer beta 4 on your Apple Watch. That said, once you install watchOS 11 on your Apple Watch, you can’t downgrade to watchOS 10, so be doubly sure about your decision before you begin.
Did you like the new changes watchOS 11 introduced to your Apple Watch? Let us know in the comments.
FAQs
To install watchOS 11, you must own a compatible Apple Watch, and the paired iPhone must have iOS 18 installed.
Apple beta updates are known to contain a few bugs, so we recommend waiting for the public release if you can.
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Great article! It’s exciting to hear about the new features in watchOS 11.5. Just curious, if I go ahead and install the developer beta, are there any major issues I should be cautious about, especially regarding battery life or app compatibility?
Thanks for sharing this guide!
Thanks! Developer beta versions are vulnerable and often has bugs that can affect the battery life or other system operations. Therefore, I suggest not to install developer beta on your primary watch. If you are interested, you may install the watchOS 11 public beta. That’s comparatively stable.