Apple Watch Ultra 3: Sharper Display, 5G, Satellite Connectivity & Potential Blood Pressure Monitoring
Apple is set to unveil the Apple Watch Ultra 3, boasting significant upgrades including a sharper display, enhanced connectivity, and potentially groundbreaking health features.
The new Ultra's display will see a notable boost, from 410×502 pixels to 422×514 pixels. Additionally, it will sport an upgraded OLED panel, offering wider viewing angles and a higher refresh rate for smoother visuals.
In terms of connectivity, the Apple Watch Ultra 3 will support 5G Redcap, a low-power version of 5G. Moreover, it will leverage satellite connectivity for off-grid text messaging, courtesy of Globalstar Inc.'s satellites. This feature is likely enabled by Garmin's established inReach technology, known for its satellite communication capabilities in smartwatches.
One standout potential feature is blood pressure monitoring. While readiness for the 2025 launch is uncertain, this could revolutionize health tracking on the Apple Watch.
The device aims to cater to users preferring a bigger display, achieved without increasing the overall size by reducing bezels.
The Apple Watch Ultra 3 promises a sharper display, enhanced connectivity, and potentially game-changing health features. With its focus on a larger display without size increase, it targets users seeking productivity on the go. The 2025 launch is eagerly anticipated.
