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After announcing a major OS update, Apple releases developer betas for its new software so app developers can start getting their applications ready for the final release. When Apple comes out with a new software update, whether it be for watchOS, iOS, or anything else, it follows a set pattern for how the process is handled.

watchOS 8 includes a wealth of upgrades compared to watchOS 7 it's replacing, but is it stable enough to use this early on? Here's a quick explanation of why some users should absolutely install the watchOS 8 beta right now (and why others are best waiting for the final build this fall).

If all of those criteria are not met, it will pause the installation until the watch is ready.As of June 30, 2021, Applereleased the public beta for watchOS 8 - the next big software update for the Apple Watch. To complete installation, the watch needs to be on its charger, within range of your iPhone, connected to Wi-Fi, and with 50 percent or more charge.

The software update will download to your phone and then transfer to the watch.

You should see the watchOS 8 beta ready to be installed on your watch.

Once the Apple Watch is rebooted, go to the Watch app, tap “General,” tap “Software Update.”.

You will be prompted to reboot your Apple Watch.

Install the beta profile in the Watch app on your iPhone, which should automatically open once the profile is downloaded.

Scroll down and tap the “Download Profile” button and then select “allow” on the pop-up.

Select “enroll your Apple Watch” in the Get Started section of the watchOS 8 tab.

Tap the watchOS 8 tab at the top of the page.

Scroll down and tap the “Get Started” link.

Go to Apple’s beta software page in Safari on your iPhone.

Go follow these directions and come back here when you’re done.

Before you can install the watchOS 8 beta, you must have the iOS 15 beta installed on your iPhone.