The Apple Watch is protected against a depth of water immersion less than one meter. Apple is reportedly improving this with the next generation wearable. With this, the device could be suited to a wider range of sporting and outdoor activities.
When it comes to battery life, the Cupertino-based company will likely have a similar battery with the existing model. Most Apple Watch users reportedly finish their day with less than half of battery charge left on their smartwatches.
Apparently Apple wants their ardent smartwatch users to charge their devices on a daily basis although the company might be secretly working on a massive improvement with regards to the device’s battery performance that will take tech geeks by surprise.
As for the pricing, reports say that Apple may offer more choices for consumers when it launches the second-generation of Apple Watch.
Apparently, the company wants to fill the large gap between the 42mm Apple Watch and the 42mm Apple Watch Edition, which is the most expensive out of all the Apple Watch versions.
This means that variations of Apple Watch 2 may fall under the $1,099 -$17,000. The current models of Apple Watch all feature the same internal hardware, so it’s likely the new models will sport different, more premium cases and strap material.