Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says the upcoming Apple Watch Series 10 will likely feature a thinner bezel and a larger display, compared to the Apple Watch Series 9.
Kuo says the current sizes are 41mm and 45mm, and they're expected to grow to 45mm and 49mm, respectively. Unlike other devices , these sizes refer to the height of the watch's case, not the diagonal screen size. But a larger case automatically means a larger screen. So, according to Kuo's estimates, the Apple Watch Series 10's screen will be quite large, considering the current Apple Watch Ultra also measures in at 49mm.
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If Kuo's estimates are correct, the new smaller watch will be as big as the current larger Series 9 model. The new larger model will be closer to the Ultra's screen size. The Ultra will still be a bit bulkier overall, due to its thicker titanium design.
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A larger screen could offer users an improved viewing experience, making it easier to read notifications and messages, view fitness data, and interact with apps. It could also allow more information to be displayed at once, reducing the need for constant scrolling. In addition, thinner bezels could make the watch look even more stylish, while also making it more comfortable to wear.
The larger screen and slim bezel will make the Apple Watch Series 10 an even more attractive choice for those looking for a stylish and functional smartwatch.
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It's worth noting that Mark Gurman reported that Apple is planning thinner designs for upcoming iPhone, Watch, and MacBook Pro models.
Rumors of a major redesign of the Apple Watch have been circulating for a while now, but it's unclear whether this refers to Kuo's estimates or whether the Apple Watch Series 10 will be a revision of the same general form factor.
Source: 9to5mac.com
