The Apple Post reported on Tuesday that YouTubers Jon Prosser and Sam Kohl claimed that Apple’s next-generation Apple Watch may feature a flat-edged design similar to that on the iPhone 12 Pro, iPad Air, and iPad Pro, saying they had seen images of the new wearable from a “very highly trusted source.”
Now, Prosser has released renders in the latest episode of his YouTube series Front Page Tech, showing how the Apple Watch Series 7 will probably look like with its rumored new green case color option.
Prosser says Apple has been testing “experimental colors” for the new Apple Watch, saying green hasn’t officially been confirmed to make the cut for the Series 7, but it is definitely a color being considered. Additionally, the leaker says that Apple could offer the wearable in a variety of additional colors.
In the video, available here, Prosser says he has only seen the design of the new device and does not yet have any details on its capabilities.
Respected TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported late last year that he sees the Apple Watch receiving a redesign in 2021, saying Apple would launch “innovative health management functions and improved form factor design.”
Image: Jon Prosser
The Apple Watch Series 7, likely launching alongside the iPhone 13 in the fall, may feature blood glucose monitoring technology, potentially boasting optical sensors for a non-invasive blood glucose measuring system that could notify the wearer when there has been a change in their blood sugar levels or assist them in recording data to assist with their care for diabetes.
Image: Front Page Tech
