The “Apple Watch Series 7” could be launched with 41mm and 45mm size options, though the old watch bands would still be fully compatible.
A leaker known as Uncle Pan on Chinese social media website Weibo shared a brief post about the possible change. He shared images of Jon Prosser’s performances along with the publication, but does not mention them directly.
The translated post reads, “I vaguely feel that this year’s two Apple Watch Series 7 models are 41mm and 45mm, and that the new and old bands are universal.”
Apple has only enlarged the Apple Watch screen once before, by 2mm, when it goes to an end-to-end screen format in the Apple Watch 4 series. Apple Watch consumer demand to keep universal bands as well is a driving force in Apple’s design. philosophy.
Uncle Pan also corroborates Jon Prosser’s representations in the publication’s responses, stating “right angle corner.” This was in response to someone saying that the watch would have had rounded edges.
While a 1mm screen magnification would be unusual, it’s not entirely unlikely. Apple is expected to move to a flat-cut design with the “Apple Watch Series 7,” which can give the screen a little more room for watches of the same size.
Other rumors about the “Apple Watch Series 7” include the addition of 5G, new hardware options, and another health-focused feature. While 5G is possible, other rumors seem more extravagant and rely on technology that is not fully developed.
A change in the physical frame, along with an increase in size, would also allow for a larger battery compartment. If Apple adds 5G to the portable device, battery life will be more important than ever.
Apple is likely to announce the “Apple Watch Series 7” during one of the events scheduled for September. The company is also expected to unveil the iPhone 13 range with improved cameras and processors.