One can rightly say: the new Apple Watch 7 will be a hit, as it will have the largest display of all Apple smartwatches to date. The only question is what is the direct size comparison with previous models? The answer is now in words and pictures.
All Apple experts and insiders are confident: Not only will the Apple Watch 7 get a new design with flat edges, but screen sizes will increase as well. Lately it has become tangible, because the Apple Watch Series 7 should be available in two slightly larger sizes: 41 and 45 mm. Like the one in the new condition Compared to previous models, we now see a comparison worth watching.
Größenvergleich: Apple Watch 7 vs. Apple Watch 6 vs. Apple Watch 3
We can’t thank any strangers for this, Parker Ortolani conjures up a matching sizing comparison diagram (source: 9to5Mac). Clearly recognizable: Apple Watch 7 doesn’t look big and high-performance, because the narrow bezel of the screen ensures that the novelty of the smartwatch is a must More sensitive than their predecessors affects the viewer.
the great Model (45 mm) approx 1.9 inch screen Slightly larger than its predecessor (1.78 inches). This means that more pixels are available and the resolution is increased to 396 x 484 pixels. Models from the Apple Watch Series 4 and later should be satisfied with 368 x 448 pixels. There are fewer vintage watches, the Apple Watch Series 3, which is still available, looks as if it has been removed from the current era – a fat bezel and then only 312 x 390 pixels.
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Obviously, the diagram is guaranteed with the large model of the Apple Watch 7, because the small 41mm version still lacks accurate information about resolution and display size. But even the older brother gives a good idea of the future lineage.
Bigger but more beautiful
In short: Even if the Apple Watch 7 grows, the manufacturer succeeds Great job because of the most beneficial ratios, resulting in a better aspect ratio. More screen instead of bezel – We already know from the iPhone 12. It’s known to have a so-called “screen-to-body ratio” of 87.24 percent, compared to just 80.04 percent for its predecessor.
