Apple Watch Series 7 is expected to be launched with iPhone 13, but there are some problems with its usability and distribution.
With the release of the highly anticipated iPhone 13 at Apple’s September event, the release of Apple Watch Series 7 seems to be in progress. However, due to rumors of production delays, the number of smart watches may be limited.
Apple Watch Series 7 faces several production difficulties, which may delay production or affect its production volume. The reported production issues include the complex design of the upcoming smartwatch, Reported by Apple Insider.
According to the report, the design complexity of Apple Watch Series 7 is quite different from its predecessors. Apple is developing a large-screen smartwatch with 16% more pixels than the older generation. The 40mm version will be upgraded to 44mm, and the 41mm version will be switched to the 45mm version.
Nikkei reported that assemblers encountered problems when assembling the components, display and electronic modules of the Apple Watch Series 7.
A person familiar with the matter said: “Apple and its suppliers are working day and night to solve the problem, but it is still difficult to determine when mass production can begin,” According to Nikkei Asia.
Due to the reported production obstacles, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman proposed three possible outcomes for the release of Apple Watch Series 7.
First, Apple may postpone the release until all issues are resolved.
Second, Apple may choose to proceed according to the expected release date, but the number is limited. Another result is to continue to announce, but production will have to wait until all problems are resolved.
Gurman stated in his “Power On” newsletter that Apple will consider the second and third results.
The Cupertino technology giant may choose to continue to announce and release the limited supply of Apple Watch Series 7, or introduce the product and let some customers wait until the smart watch is put into mass production.
Bloomberg previously reported that Apple will focus on the larger display and graphic design of the Watch Series 7. This means that users may expect smart watches to be equipped with exclusive dials.
However, the upcoming devices will not be equipped with health sensors.Customers who expect blood pressure monitoring support may also need to wait for the next Apple Watch lineup, Bloomberg Report.
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