Apple Watch Series 7 Launched with Crack Resistant Display: Price, Specifications

Apple Watch Series 7 was launched alongside the new iPads and iPhone 13 series in India and is the successor to the Series 6. The new Apple Watch Series 7 brings an all-new display to the popular smartwatch with a refined design and maintains its 18-hour battery life. The smartwatch also gets a crack-resistant display and a full-blown keyboard that supports swiping. Let’s take a look at the Apple Watch Series 7 prices in India, specs, and other details.

Apple Watch Series 7 Price

The Apple Watch Series 7 GPS-only is priced at $399 in the US. The Apple Watch Series 7 GPS + Cellular model will set you back $499. It will be available in five brand new aluminum case colour options including Midnight, Starlight, Green, a New Blue, and (PRODUCT)RED. Apple hasn’t shared the complete pricing details at the moment. We’ll add it to this post as soon as it goes live.

Apple Watch Series 7 Specifications

Apple Watch Series 7 is equipped with a new Retina display that has nearly 20 percent more screen area than the Series 6. The Series 7 also packs softer and rounded corners, and the new display refracts light on the edges for a subtle wraparound effect. The Apple Watch Series 7 will apparently charge 33% faster and have the same battery life as before. The Apple Watch 7 comes in 41mm and 45mm case options.

Apple says there are new watch faces designed specifically for Series 7, including Continuum face, a new Hermes watch face that has numbers changing hour by hour, Modular Max watch face, Modular Watch, and Nike watch face, where numbers change based on motion. It has a crack-resistant front crystal glass and is also the first Apple Watch to have IP6X certification for dust resistance and It also has a WR50 rating, meaning it is water-resistant in up to 50 meters of water.

The Series 7 is claimed to last 18 hours on a single charge. The battery life is said to have been improved and it can charge 33 percent faster than the Series 6 thanks to the new fast-charging USB Type-C cable. Apple said that it takes just 45 minutes to go from 0 to 80 percent.