The latest renders of the Apple Watch X (Series 10) confirm an exciting rumor that has been circulating for some time. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the upcoming Apple Watch X could feature a thinner case and a new magnetic band mechanism that attaches to the timepiece using magnets. This innovative design is expected to free up space inside the device, potentially leading to a longer battery life.

The renders of the Apple Watch X, shared by @concept_central on Twitter, showcase how the band will wrap around a “handle” located at the top and bottom of the watch. This new attachment method eliminates the need for a slot, creating more room for a larger battery inside the watch module.

While previous speculations about using a microLED display on the Apple Watch X have been dismissed, improvements such as thinner bezels and a brighter, more power-efficient OLED panel are expected. These enhancements could result in the best battery life ever seen on an Apple Watch.

In addition to these exciting changes, there are rumors suggesting that the Apple Watch X may include a new blood pressure monitor. This feature could alert users if their readings are too high or too low, providing valuable health insights.

Furthermore, there is speculation about whether Apple will reintroduce the pulse oximeter feature in collaboration with Masimo. Despite legal challenges in the past, Apple might find a way to bring back this popular feature before Masimo’s patent expires in 2028.

As we look forward to the release of the Apple Watch X, it’s clear that Apple is focused on enhancing both functionality and user experience with this next-generation smartwatch. Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated device!