Apple Watch Series 4 Leaks: Larger Display, Thinner Body and More

Gary Ng
5 years ago

After leaking the new ‘iPhone XS’ in what looks to be from marketing images, 9to5Mac has captured what looks to be the next Apple Watch Series 4.

Check out the image below:

Apple watch series 4 9to5mac

What we see is an Apple Watch which appears thinner, plus with a larger edge-to-edge display, showing more details than ever before on its watch face with numerous complications, now totalling 8, according to the picture.

The new Apple Watch Series 4 looks to be able to fit existing watch bands, while below the Digital Crown (which now has a single red ring to indicate LTE?) there appears to be another microphone. This looks like the Apple Watch people have been waiting for.

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