David Hsieh, an analyst at technology research company Omdia, released findings indicating that in 2024, Apple intends to debut so-called “Apple Watch Series X” and third-generation Watch SE with bigger screens.
Hsieh predicted in his research note that the Series X will provide two screen sizes, 1.89 inches, and 2.04 inches, making it between 5 and 10 percent bigger than the Watch Series 8 depending on the case size. These specifications refer to the square display panel, however, the Apple Watch’s rounded bezels reduce the amount of screen that can be seen.
In 2017 Apple released the iPhone X, which included Face ID and an all-screen design. The business replaced the front-facing Home button with gestures as a means of navigating iOS. The “Apple Watch Series X” may bring quite significant changes if Apple decides to follow the trend. The design of the iPhone X, which commemorated the 10 years of the iPhone, was generally highly received. The Apple Watch’s tenth anniversary may also be commemorated with the Series X. 2014 saw the introduction of the first Apple Watch.
The next-generation Watch Ultra, according to analyst Hsieh, would have a bigger 2.13-inch display when measured as a rectangle, which is in accordance with analysts Ross Young and Jeff Pu. The display of the latest Watch Ultra is rectangular and 1.99 inches long. A previous claim by display analyst Ross Young showed that Apple would release its first microLED Apple Watch Ultra in 2025. Young argues that fresh evidence from supplier Osram verifies the 2025 schedule, which he first proposed in January.
It seems like the Cupertino-giant is planning several changes to its Watch lineup with the addition of micro-LED displays and increased sizes. We will keep you guys updated on the latest, so be sure to stick around.
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