The new Apple Watch Series 7 comes with a more refined design, a 20-percent larger display, more tracking features, and more durable build quality.
On September 14, Apple held its annual Apple Fall Event where it unveiled the iPhone 13 Series which includes the brand new iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Along with the new iPhones, the company also introduced the new Apple Watch Series 7 smartwatch. The new Apple Watch 7 comes with an upgraded chipset, a larger display, more activity-tracking features, and a more refined design. This guide will include important information, specifications, and frequently asked questions to help you understand whether it’s worth upgrading to the new Watch 7, or whether you should stick with your current generation of Apple Watch. If you like what you’re seeing, and find it helpful, let us know in the comments below. The Apple Watch Series 7 starts at $399 and it will be available later this fall. The Watch 7 will come in five aluminum finishes, including Midnight, Starlight, Green, Blue, and (PRODUCT) RED. The Apple Watch Series 7 is available in 5 aluminum finishes including Green, Blue, Red, Starlight, and Midnight. The Stainless Steel variant will have three color options available, including Silver, Graphite, and Gold. The titanium model will be limited to Black and Silver colors. Some of the specifications may not be accurate as Apple hasn’t officially revealed them to the public. We’ll update this article once we find out more. The design of the Series 7 is mostly the same as the Series 6, but its edges are more curved to be easier to grip and use. Apple claims that it’s now 40-percent slimmer compared to the Series 6.
