Rumors say the Apple Watch Series 8 will feature a third display size option, an even larger 1.99-inch screen.
should also come in three options, including a new rugged option targeting athletes and sports enthusiasts. But the most recent Apple Watch Series 8 leak is also the most puzzling, as an insider claims the device will bring over a brand new display size.Since the first Apple Watch model, Apple used two display sizes, increasing each one as newer screen technologies were available. The Apple Watch started with 38mm and 42mm. Then, the Series 4 edition brought a size increase to 40mm and 44mm.
If there’s one model that could see changes, that’s the brand new Apple Watch SE edition that should replace the current SE variant. But that’s just speculation at this point. It’s unclear what the Apple Watch SE would look like.
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