Apple Watch Series 7 Images Show How Big the Screen Actually is Compared to Series 6

Apple Watch Series 7 Images Show How Big the Screen Actually is Compared to Series 6

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The Apple Watch Series 7 was introduced last month and it is yet to reach the hands of customers. While the reviews of the wearable are out, you would not have the actual idea of how big the display is on the Apple Watch Series 6 when compared against the Series 6. Luckily, a user received his Apple Watch Series 7 early who shared images of how big the screen really is. Scroll down to see more details on the subject.

According to Apple, the Series 7 features a 20 percent bigger screen than the Apple Watch Series 6. Apple managed to make the screen bigger by reducing the size of the bezels. This made the screen bigger and curve to the sides or edges. While Apple has shared a side-by-side comparison on its website, it does not take into account how it would look in the real world. A new image has been shared on Twitter that aims to show how big the screen really is.

Apple Watch Series 7 Images Show How Big the Screen Actually is Compared to Series 6

Oct 14, 2021, 5:43pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/apple-watch-series-7-images-show-how-big-the-screen-actually-is-compared-to-series-6/ > The Apple Watch Series 7 was introduced last month and it is yet to reach the hands of customers. While the reviews of the wearable are out, you would not have the actual idea of how big the display is on the Apple Watch Series 6 when compared against the Series 6. Luckily, a user received his Apple Watch Series 7 early who shared images of how big the screen really is. Scroll down to see more details on the subject. > According to Apple, the Series 7 features a 20 percent bigger screen than the Apple Watch Series 6. Apple managed to make the screen bigger by reducing the size of the bezels. This made the screen bigger and curve to the sides or edges. While Apple has shared a side-by-side comparison on its website, it does not take into account how it would look in the real world. A new image has been shared on Twitter that aims to show how big the screen really is.