A recent leak of the Apple Watch Series 10 suggests that Apple plans to introduce additional size choices for the smartwatch, catering to individuals with smaller wrist sizes.
According to rumors, the upcoming Apple Watch Series 10 was expected to offer larger size options of 45mm and 49mm, a significant jump from the previous models’ 41mm and 45mm sizes. However, leaker Majin Bu has refuted this claim.
According to the leaker, customers purchasing the Apple Watch Series 10 will have the option of selecting either a 42mm or 46mm size. Majin Bu also states that the display will remain curved, despite a photo of screen protectors for the device appearing to show a flat surface.
The speculated size variations are expected to benefit individuals with smaller wrists and appear to be more precise. However, there has been no official confirmation yet. Additionally, it is advisable to approach this leak with caution as Bu’s track record for accuracy is not the most reliable.
Apple Watch 10 changes based on what I have been told from my source:1. Will be available in 2 new sizes 42-46 mm2. The display should remain identical (curved display)3. The speaker design becomes like on Apple Watch Ultra as you can see in the image, but the speakers will… pic.twitter.com/J0XqyvFQBg
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Earlier this year, they made a prediction for the iPhone 16 Pro, stating that it would have a fidget spinner-style camera island. They also released a fake invite for the upcoming iPhone 16 event. However, Bu has also accurately predicted the design of the standard iPhone 16 and the battery specifications for all four models, which have been supported by other sources.
The launch of the Apple Watch Series 10 is anticipated to take place on September 9, coinciding with the release of the iPhone 16 series and potentially the new AirPods 4.
Rumor has it that the upcoming smartwatch will feature a slimmer design. According to sources, Apple has incorporated LTPO thin-film transistor (TFT) technology into the OLED display of the Apple Watch 10 series. This new LTPO OLED is expected to contribute to even greater power efficiency.
According to rumors, Apple will also be adding a new feature for monitoring blood pressure in the upcoming Watch Series 10. This will enable wearers to keep track of their blood pressure trends.
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