Apple Watch Series 10 rumored to feature 2-inch display

Apple Watch Series 10 will launch later this year and feature a new 2-inch display reveals renders coming from 91mobiles. The CAD render shows an identical design to the existing lineup including a square frame with round corners. It has a digital crown on the right followed by a physical button.

Unlike Watch Ultra 2, the smartwatch has curved edges on all sides and sensors on the rear side. There are no special features or distinctness compared to the existing models. However, the display size is the key aspect of this new smartwatch featuring a 2-inch panel. This will make it the largest smartwatch in the Apple Watch lineup including Watch Ultra 2 and Series 9.

Apple Watch Series 10 Render (Image Source – 91Mobiles)

Apple Supply Chain Analyst Ming Chi-Kuo predicts Apple will launch improved watch screen size with this year’s Watch 10 series. That includes a new 49mm variant while making 45mm as standard.

This new version will certainly bring increased screen size but the company is reportedly working on some aesthetic upgrades. For instance, the watch will maintain its thickness and remain slim even with display improvement.

The exact dimensions of the watch remained unknown but the existing Watch series 9 measures 45mm in height, 38mm in width, and 10.7mm in thickness. The Watch Ultra 2 on the other hand expands at 49mm height, 44mm width, and 14.4mm depth.

Increasing the display size will enable a bigger viewing experience of on-screen activity. It’s possible that Watch Ultra’s feedback caused the company to bring this new change for the non-Ultra series wearables.

Other than the Watch Series 10, Apple also planned to release the Watch Ultra 3 but there may not be any major upgrade in the smartwatch compared to its predecessor. Instead, the watch is likely to bring some color and strap variants for the customers. Apple will release the Watch Series 10 and Ultra 3 later this year.