Apple Watch Series X Renders Based On Rumors Show A New Band System, Changed Design With Slimmer Bezels, Better Display And More

The Apple Watch Series X will mark the 10-year anniversary of the company’s first smartwatch, which was launched on September 9. Since then, Apple has been hard at work, introducing newer models with slight changes while also battling with the limited space it has to work with its wearable line. The upcoming model will be the culmination of all the technology giant’s efforts, and through a series of multiple rumors and reports, we get to see some detailed renders of the upcoming Apple Watch Series X while discussing what design and internal changes can be expected.

New band system of the Apple Watch Series X to feature a magnetic latching system, which will free up internal space to add more components

The Apple Watch Series X could be between 10-15 percent slimmer, according to information received by AppleTrack, with the renders created by the highly talented @concept_central. However, it will retain the Digital Crown, though there is a possibility that the Action Button that debuted on the Apple Watch Ultra gets added. Additionally, a new band system might debut on the Apple Watch Series X, where users can magnetically tether the accessory to the smartwatch. AppleTrack believes that this change will not just be for aesthetic purposes but also to save up on valuable internal space.

With the older band system, a small part of the frame on both sides of the Apple Watch gets used up to accommodate those straps. With the magnetic bands in place, the Apple Watch Series X will have more internal space to add a bigger battery or more sensors. We should also expect thinner bezels on the upcoming model but no microLED technology, as those panels are too expensive to justify using on this device. Instead, Apple is rumored to stick with an OLED screen, but it will be brighter and more power-efficient than the previous iterations.

One of the primary reasons to get an Apple Watch was to obtain access to a boatload of health and fitness features. Later this year, the Apple Watch Series X could be the first to offer support for blood pressure monitor. Unfortunately, thanks to the patent dispute with Masimo, there is no telling if the smartwatch will get an oximeter, so we have to wait for that update. As for battery life, for the past ten years, every Apple Watch model has boasted an 18-hour runtime, and that figure has yet to change. However, with the more efficient OLED, the Apple Watch Series X may have greater endurance than any version released before.

Remember, all of this information and the renders are based on a list of rumors and reports, so while some of these changes and upgrades might come true, treat all of this with a pinch of salt, and we will be back with more updates. You can check out AppleTrack’s video above and share your thoughts in the comments.

News Source: AppleTrack