Apple is reportedly bringing a slew of changes to its Apple Watch series arriving this fall including a larger screen and a new design, according to Bloomberg.
, which offer an edge-to-edge screen that removes much of the border on earlier models. But Bloomberg said the new high-end model will feature the first big design change since 2018 with a screen that's 7% larger than the Series 7. It will also have a rugged design, longer battery life and a body-temperature sensor, the report said.'s Fenix 7 series watches, which have big screens, long battery life and rugged designs.
, up 12.3% year over year. The changes could help Apple cater to an audience that has otherwise not purchased an Apple Watch. Apple is also expected to announce a new version of its $279 Apple Watch SE, according to the report. The SE models typically include features found in earlier iterations of the Apple Watch, but at a lower price.Apple is set to report its quarterly earnings on Thursday.
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