Apple Watch 7 - Everything you need to know

Apple Watch Series 7: Rumored New Design, Features & Release Date

Over the years, Apple hasn’t made major changes to the design of the Apple Watch, a deliberate choice that keeps its look distinctive from other smartwatch makers. However, rumors suggest that the Apple Watch Series 7 could bring a subtle but noticeable redesign. The edges may become flatter and more rectangular instead of rounded, giving it a sleeker and more modern look.

Leaked renders show that the bezels could be slimmer, allowing for a slightly larger display without increasing the overall watch size. This means more screen space for apps, notifications, and watch faces while keeping the comfortable fit Apple Watch users know and love.

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Apple Watch Series 7 Colors

The Series 7 is expected to come in black, silver, red, blue, and green. While stainless steel and titanium models are often available in select markets outside Europe, these premium finishes may be limited depending on your location.

Performance & Software

The Apple Watch Series 7 will reportedly feature a new S7 chip that’s both smaller and faster than its predecessor. This improvement should deliver better performance and more efficient power consumption. The smaller chip could also free up internal space, potentially making room for a bigger battery.

On the software side, the Series 7 is expected to launch with WatchOS 8, bringing new health, fitness, and productivity features alongside smoother integration with iPhones and other Apple devices.

Battery Life Improvements

Battery life has always been a talking point for the Apple Watch. For example, the Series 6 typically lasts around 18 hours with average use. A more efficient S7 chip combined with a larger battery could improve this, although Apple hasn’t officially confirmed any changes yet.

Apple Watch Series 7 Price & Release Date

While official pricing hasn’t been revealed, industry analysts expect it to start at around €429 for the aluminum model, similar to the Series 6. Premium finishes like titanium are expected to cost more and may not be available in all regions.

The Apple Watch Series 7 is expected to be unveiled in September, alongside the new iPhone 13 lineup, following Apple’s usual launch pattern. Unlike last year’s delay caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 release is expected to remain on schedule.

Make It Yours

Once you have your Apple Watch Series 7, personalizing it is easy. Changing the strap is one of the quickest ways to refresh its look. Whether you prefer a sleek leather option for work or a durable sport band for workouts, check out our wide range of Apple Watch Series 7 bands, all compatible and designed to fit perfectly.