On September 7, Apple Watch Pro may be released alongside the iPhone 14 Series.

Apple's Far Out event for the iPhone 14 launch is scheduled for September 7. We are only a few days away from Apple's September event, at which the company will unveil its new iPhone models. At the iPhone 14 launch event on September 7, Apple is also expected to unveil the iPad 10-generation and the iPad Pro 2022. According to a new report, the new Apple Watch Pro, the company's new line of smartwatch models, will be released alongside.

The information comes from the Japanese website Mac Otakara, which also revealed some Watch Pro specs and features. Let's take a look at the Apple Watch Pro specifications, features, and other information that is currently available.

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Apple Watch Pro Launch

According to a new report, Apple will unveil its first Pro Watch at the iPhone 14 launch event. The smartwatch's specifications have also been leaked. According to Mac Otakara, the Watch Pro will have a larger 47mm case, the largest ever on any Apple smartwatch to date. The most recent Apple Watch Series 7 is available in 41mm and 45mm case sizes.

The Watch Pro, according to reports, will have a 1.99-inch display. According to a previous Bloomberg report, the Watch Pro will have a flat display, whereas the current Watch models will have a slightly curved display.

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According to reports, Apple will offer a flat display on the Pro model to improve durability, and it will be marketed as a rugged model designed for outdoor activities and extreme sports.

The Watch Pro could also come with a titanium case. Furthermore, the larger form factor may allow for a larger battery. When combined with the new Low Power Mode, the new Watch Pro could last more than a day on a single charge. It's also said to have the new S8 chip under the hood. More information about the upcoming Apple Watch is expected to emerge soon.

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