Apple Watch Series 7, the upcoming smartwatch of Apple is expected to be launched this month along with the next iPhone.
The biggest rumor about the devices that will be used that will come from Apple at this time is a change in design.
Some online reports have claimed that Apple chooses for a new design for the upcoming watch where it will move from a soft round corner and even comes with the edge of the squares and a flat screen.
Now, a report by Bloomberg has added more information to it and claims that Apple can also change the size of the watch as well.
According to the report, the Company is expected to launch a series of hours 7 in a 41mm and 45mm screen size which will measure 1.78 inches and 1.9 inches each.
45mm watch resolution is estimated at 396 × 484 pixels, which is 16% more pixels than its predecessor, Apple Watch Series 6, which offers a resolution of 368 × 448 pixels.
Because the size is increasing, Apple Watch is expected to come up with support for the face of a new watch including modular max, continuum, and the face of the new world time.
In addition, it was also said that Apple developed new faces for Hermes and the Apple Nike Watch version.
With a report about the new screen size of Apple Watch Series 7 in, there is an increase in buzz about whether the previous watch band will work with a new size or not.
To remember, Apple Watch first generation 1 to watch series 3 is available in the case of 38mm and 42mm.
With Apple Watch Series 4, the company not only makes the product a little more rounded but also increases size up to 40mm and 44mm.
Until now, all the band Watch was exchanged, but with a report about the same newly new watch – 41mm and 45mm – in, it was also in the more design, allegedly that the previous generation watch band did not work again.
Max Weinbach was even posted on Twitter that the new Apple Watch band.
“Will not be compatible with old watches.” FWIW I’ve heard of an Apple Store employee that they don’t get a 40 / 44mm ribbon again and expect …
https://t.co/W3WBHQQIKK- Max Weinbach (@MaxWineBach) 1630620204000