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Apple Watch Pro CAD renders leaked, premium watch to cost $900, checkout details

Anvinraj Valiyathara — Mon, 05 Sep 2022 13:14:33 +0000

On Sept. 7, Apple will announce the iPhone 14 series of flagship phones. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the Cupertino-based brand will also announce other products like the AirPods Pro, the Watch Series 8, the Watch SE, and the Watch Pro alongside the iPhone 14 lineup.

According to Gurman, the Watch Pro will “come in at latest $900 to $1,000. The moniker and the pricing of the device suggest that it will be packed with some premium features. A new report by 91mobiles has revealed the design of the Watch Pro.

The CAD renders shared by the publication show that it will have a square-shaped display with rounded corners. The report states that it will feature the largest display ever seen on an Apple Watch.

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It looks like the Watch Pro will be available in a size of 49mm. The display will be surrounded by slim bezels. It will have a protruding crown on the right edge. The same side also features a microphone and a multitasking button.

It appears that the smartwatch has an additional button on the left side. It is accompanied by a speaker vent. Apple is likely to offer the premium model with special straps. At present, it is unclear whether the Watch Series 8 will also offer a similar design. Unfortunately, the report does not mention anything about its specifications.

The Apple Watch Pro is expected to feature a bigger battery, an A8 chip, and a temperature sensor. Gurman said the model will also feature a rugged titanium casing.

Apple Watch Pro may sport a larger 47mm case & Flat display: Rumor

Sean — Mon, 29 Aug 2022 07:31:35 +0000

Apple has long been rumored to be working on a new Watch Pro model for its smartwatch series. Now, the latest report has claimed that the upcoming wearable will feature a larger chassis and a flat display.

According to a Mac Otakara report, the Apple Watch Pro will feature a larger 47mm case size, which is the bigger than its existing 41mm and 45mm case sizes that is available on the existing Watch Series 7. The report added that the information is from “reliable sources” who claimed that the Watch Pro will feature a completely flat display. This is unlike the Watch models that are currently being sold, which have curved edges around the display.

With the flat panel, the Watch Pro might be more durable than the regular versions, which is also in line with a previous report that suggested that that Watch Pro is a “rugged” model that is designed for extreme sports and other adventure sports kind of activities. Now, the latest report reveals that the new case size is a 47mm chassis that will likely arrive with other expected features like titanium casing, longer battery life, an expanded Low Power Mode, an S8 chip, and more.

As of right now, the Cupertino based giant is expected to announce the new Apple Watch Pro during its September 7 announcement event alongside its two standard Watch Series 8 models. This event will also include the launch of the highly anticipated iPhone 14 series as well. The pricing for the Watch Pro is still at large, but it will likely cost somewhere around 799 to 999 US Dollars.

Apple Watch Pro rugged smartwatch to reportedly have revamped design

Jeet — Mon, 25 Jul 2022 05:17:58 +0000

Apple is expected to launch the next-generation Apple Watch Series 8 in the coming months along with that, the company will also announce a high-end Apple Watch Pro, a first rugged smartwatch from the brand.

Now, the latest report coming from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the upcoming Apple Watch Pro will come with a revamped design, and the smartwatch won’t feature the same square-shaped looked as found in the previous wearables from Apple.

Apple Watch Series 8 Render Leak

In the latest Power On newsletter, Mark Gurman has said that the high-end Apple Watch launching later this year will come with bigger screen size, and it will not be suitable for everyone, and only a subset of customers will be comfortable with it. The device is said to have around a seven percent larger screen compared to the Watch Series 7 models.

As for the redesign, he says that the design of the new smartwatch isn’t circular in shape nor squared-off. It is expected to come with a design that Mark Gurman describes as an evolution of the current rectangular shape.

To make the wearable rugged, the company has reportedly opted for a more durable formulation of titanium for the body. Along with some advanced features related to health and fitness, the device is expected to feature longer battery life that could last multiple days on a single charge using a new Low Power Mode.

The Apple Watch Series 8 and the new rugged Apple Watch Pro are expected to go official later this year, along with the new Apple iPhone 14 series. This means that we still have a couple of months to get more details about the upcoming smartwatches from Apple.

Here’s a look at the unreleased Apple Watch Pro from 2015

Sean — Tue, 26 Oct 2021 07:38:33 +0000

A new demo unit from an Apple Store has revealed an unreleased/unused version of its smartwatch. The ‘Apple Watch Pro’ moniker was spotted in a hidden file in the retail store’s demo unit.

This hidden file was found by @AppleDemoYT who shared this news on his Twitter account. The demo unit that has this file featured an original design that had a built in iPad Mini to showcase the watchOS to customers. In this, the “Apple Watch Pro” logo along with other smartwatch variants like Watch Sport and Watch Edition. In other words, it means that the Cupertino based giant was working on Pro variant that it had planned to watch sometime in 2015.

Upon looking into some of the demo content files on a 2015 Apple Watch Demo (A1623), I discovered an image of logo for an unknown model of Apple Watch. Not sure if “Apple Watch Pro” is an unreleased model, or is just some place holder text. #appleinternal pic.twitter.com/kbpzBGrokX

— Apple Demo (@AppleDemoYT) October 25, 2021

Although, it seems that the iPhone maker did not follow up with this product and changed its plans sometime before its 2015 “Spring Forward” event that revealed the pricing and release date for its Watch. Notably, this demo unit of the Watch also didn’t allow users to try the watch on their wrists, rather, it was simply showcased on a table and wasn’t meant to be tried out. AppleDemoYT also noted that this could be an unreleased model or just a placeholder text for the Watch before the company settled on a name.