Here Is What Would Be Look Like If Apple Watch Series 4 To Have 15% Bigger Screen

Back to last month, reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has claimed that the next-generation of Apple Watch will be using the new and "...

Back to last month, reliable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has claimed that the next-generation of Apple Watch will be using the new and "‘more trendy form factor design" with 15% bigger screen, alongside enhanced health monitoring and longer battery life.

Yes, with 15% bigger screen, what if you don't have a clear idea of how big of the screen will be on the Series 4? Take a look at the contrasting motion picture that was made by Phonearena, sure you will notice the huge differences.


If the screen size is increased by 15%, it would bring more display space to Apple Watch. And if the frame technology is advanced enough, the frame around the screen could change from the original right angles to rounded corners. This design is quite similar to iPhone X, it will be super comfortable to see.

With the new design and the lowering price of older models, KGI believes that Apple will sell about 22-24 million Apple Watch units in 2018, that's up from 30% year-over-year. It's expected that the fourth-generation of Apple Watch to be released in the fall of this year.

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