Apple is rumoured to unveil its next-generation Apple Watch alongside the iPhone 14 series later this year. Ahead of that, reports have surfaced that the company may launch a third, rugged version of the Apple Watch as well.
Several leaks and rumours have also arrived related to the so-called rugged Apple Watch likely to carry the ‘Pro’ moniker. Anticipations around the Apple Watch Pro is that it will feature a larger display, longer battery life and a new body-temperature sensor.
Now, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in his latest Power On newsletter has shared some more insight on the upcoming Apple Watch Pro. The newsletter reveals the design details of the watch.
Gurman has noted that Apple will introduce an ‘evolution’ of the current rectangular design with the Watch Pro. He has also clarified that the Apple Watch Pro won’t feature a circular design and neither it will have flat-sized bezels as we have heard earlier via the leaks and rumours.
The newsletter also mentions that the watch will feature around a 7% bigger display compared to the standard model. Also, the watch is likely to feature more durable material for that added rugged capabilities.
Meanwhile, 9to5Mac has already reported that Apple is testing the redesigned Workout app for the Apple Watch Pro model with more details about the workouts. Furthermore, the watch is also likely to carry forward all the regular sensors. Gurman has earlier reported that Blood Pressure and Glucose sensors won’t be making their way to the next-generation Apple Watch.
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