The Apple Watch Pro will deliver a big design update, but it won’t have sophisticated health sensors for blood sugar and blood pressure.
that the Apple Watch Pro will have a larger footprint than before. The Apple Watch Pro will be “a good bit bigger than the standard Apple Watch—big enough that it might only appeal to a subset of customers.”
The rugged smartwatch will be rectangular, not circular. Moreover, the wearable won’t have the flat sides that appeared in design leaks dating back to last year. Gurman also says that the Apple Watch Pro will come in a more durable material, likely a version of titanium that will make it “extra rugged.”The sophisticated health sensors
As for new sensors, the 2022 Apple Watch models will feature a body temperature sensor, Gurman says. In previous reports, he noted that the sensor wouldn’t offer readings like a thermometer. But it’ll be able to detect changes in normal temperature.
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