Apple has not yet released all the details about the Apple Watch Series 7 because it will not be released until late fall, but the new Apple Watch bands released today confirm that the 7 Series will be available in sizes of 41 and 45 mm. .
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The 41mm Apple Watch Series 7 replaces the 40mm Apple Watch Series 6, while the 45mm Apple Watch Series 7 replaces the 44mm Apple Watch Series 6.
It was rumored updates of size 41 and 45 mm, as well as significant redesign of the screen, but the design of the Apple Watch itself surprised. Various rumors from Jon Prosser, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Bloomberg, and other sources suggested that the Apple Watch Series 7 would see a flat-cut design similar to the iPhone 12 models, but that didn’t happen.
Instead, Apple highlighted the soft, rounded corners of the WatchApple Watch Series 7, which resembles the Apple Watch Series 6, but with an enveloping design that offers seamless integration with the body of the device.
The new Apple Watch models have an end-to-end display with very thin bezels, which are best illustrated in the comparison of Apple images between the 7, 6 and 3 series.
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According to Apple, Apple Watch Series 7 offers 20% more screen area than the 6 Series with a 40% reduction in edge size.
Despite the increase in size to 41 and 45 mm, the Apple Watch Series 7 is compatible with old Apple Watch bands. The new 41mm Apple Watch bands are compatible with the 38mm and 40mm models, so the reverse should also be true, while the 45mm Apple Watch bands work with the Apple Watch models of 42 and 44 mm.
Existing 38mm and 40mm bands should be compatible with the 41mm Apple Watch Series 7, and the 42mm and 44mm Apple Watch bands should be compatible with the 45mm Apple Watch.