But that might change with watchOS 26, Apple's upcoming update for the watch. Alongside other useful features, like the addition of a dedicated Notes app (finally), watchOS 26 introduces a new, intelligent way to manage alerts. According to Apple, the update will allow your watch to analyze the ambient noise of your current surroundings, automatically adjusting the volume of your watch's speaker accordingly. That includes sound effects for alerts, timers, alarms, incoming calls, and Siri—all will be affected by the ambience of the room or space you're in.
Time will tell, once I get watchOS 26 up and running on my Apple Watch. I'll definitely put it to the test, but I'm not convinced I'll actually use it. Even if alerts are more appropriate (and something I don't personally need to think about to intervene with) my guess is I'll prefer to lean on Silent mode. It isn't necessarily a watchOS thing, either: Like many of us, I keep my iPhone on silent almost exclusively. But, hey, who knows: Maybe watchOS 26 will change my mind.
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