The launch of Apple Watch Series 7 could come alongside the iPhone 13 at the company’s next event on September 14.
Despite manufacturing issues during the production stage, Apple is set to launch its new Apple Watch Series 7 on September 14 at its event.
According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple and its suppliers have now resolved those issues. The mass production will begin soon, according to 9to5Mac.
Regardless of rumors, Apple has a pretty consistent history of launching new smartwatch models in mid-September event every year.
The upcoming Apple Watch Series 7 could have larger 41mm and 45mm case sizes, smaller bezels, and a flat-edged design, allowing for a slightly larger display surface area.
The Apple Watch Series 7 could have a smaller ‘S7’ chip. Adding smaller chip would allow more space for a larger battery or other components.
ASE Technology, a Taiwanese supplier, will manufacture this new chipset. ASE Technology confirmed on its website that its double-sided technology will enable module miniaturisation.
Previous reports suggested that the Apple Watch Series 7 models would be released later this year, with Mark Gurman claiming that Apple has tested thinner display bezels.
The Cupertino-based tech behemoth also intends to introduce a new lamination technique that reduces the gap between the display and the cover glass, which may result in a slightly thicker overall chassis for the Watch.
In addition, Ming-Chi Kuo, the famous Apple analyst, stated that he has high hopes for the 2022 Apple Watch. The Apple Watch Series 8 will have a new body temperature measurement feature. The new feature of Apple Watch Series 8 will allow users to detect fever and other common symptoms of illness.
Stay tuned for the official announcement of the Apple Watch Series 7, as well as the unveiling of the iPhone 13 and other surprises, at Apple’s September 14 event. Let us know your views in the comments.
