Tearardown Specialist iFixit has been going on for other teaterdowns of Apple products.
This time, this is Apple Watch Series 7, the IFIXIT team was dismantled with the help of the former Apple engineer who had worked on the previous iteration of Apple Watch.
According to the report, the display of 6-watch series has two leading Flex cables folded one in black at the top, for touch sensor layers, and a second in the bottom, for the OLED panel itself.
But with Watch Series 7, there is only one Flex, at the bottom.
Some other main findings after opening Apple Watch Series 7 physically include changes from using two cables for touch and displaying signals into one and that the Apple Watch Series 6 battery can run the 7 series as well.
Apple has also deleted a diagnostic port from Watch Series 7, a port that has been present under the battery of Apple’s watch generation, and replaced it with a “high frequency wireless interface”.
In a video, iFixit showed off his findings, with the help of Tobias, an apple-former engineer.
The Watch Series 7 was postponed and according to Ifixit’s findings, “The most likely perpetrators, so far, is a hiccup manufacture with this new look; the screen has several supply chains and the most complex assembly process in the industry.
The introduction of this new technology, combined with promotion The border design limit, the possibility of causing delays in selection 7 to market 41mm and 45mm form factors.
Watch: Apple Watch Series 7 gets teardown treatment
