New Leaks Reveal Thinner Design, Titanium Build, and No Blood Pressure Monitoring

According to recent information shared by the blogger MajinBuOfficial on the social media platform X, the upcoming Apple Watch 10 is set to introduce several notable changes.

The Apple Watch 10 will reportedly adopt new sizes of 42mm and 46mm, deviating from the current 41mm and 45mm options. The speaker design is said to draw inspiration from the Apple Watch Ultra, maintaining a dual-speaker configuration while significantly slimming down the overall body. The corners of the watch body will also be wider and smoother for better integration with the strap.

Titanium Construction

In a departure from the traditional stainless steel material, the Apple Watch 10 will reportedly be crafted from titanium metal, potentially enhancing wear comfort.

Color Options and Possible Ceramic Edition

The watch is expected to launch in colors like gold, black, starlight, and classic primary colors. There’s also news of a potential ceramic material version.

No Blood Pressure Monitoring

Contrary to previous rumors, the Apple Watch 10 will not include the blood pressure monitoring function. It’s speculated that this feature didn’t meet Apple’s reliability standards during the testing phase, leading to its removal.

Other Potential Features (Not Mentioned in the Leak)

While the leak focuses on design and materials, other rumored features for the Apple Watch 10 include:

• MicroLED Display: A potential upgrade from the current OLED display, offering improved brightness and power efficiency
• New Health Sensors: Possible additions for enhanced health tracking and insights
• Faster Processor: An upgraded chip for improved performance
   

Conclusion

These leaks provide an exciting glimpse into the potential design and material changes for the Apple Watch 10. However, it’s important to remember that these are still unconfirmed rumors. We’ll have to wait for official announcements from Apple to get the full picture of the Apple Watch 10’s features and capabilities.