Apple prepares to host its traditional annual September event this Wednesday and is expected to unveil the new iPhone 14 family along with the new smartwatches. One of them, the tentative name of the Apple Watch Pro, would be the highest-end and most “Pro” wearable device the company has ever made.
And today, less than 48 hours before what could be its official unveiling, the Apple Watch Pro was captured in some CAD-based renders. They show a larger model than previous iterations of the Apple Watch, and rumors claim it will have a 47 or 49mm case and a nearly 2-inch display that will apparently be flat, to better protect it from bumps.
CAD-based renderings of Apple Watch Pro
This is because, as they say, this will be a device aimed at competing with the likes of Garmin, a wearable device for athletes and people who like to do things outdoors. Hence the larger dimensions and presumably greater robustness. It also has an extra button on the left side, although it’s not clear at the moment what it’s for.
The larger size will allow for a larger battery, and according to past rumors, the Watch Pro will have a titanium casing and a low-power mode. All of this could end up costing you dearly, however, as the price of this smartwatch is between $ 900 and $ 1,000.
If for some reason the Apple Watch Pro (or whatever it will be called) isn’t announced this week, then there’s always Apple’s October event to deal with – this is where new tablets and computers generally see the light of day. , and it could be the same this year.
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