Talking about the Apple Watch Series X (or 10, as you prefer) might seem a bit premature, as there is still almost a month left, if the leak date is confirmed, for the introduction of its predecessor, the Apple Watch Series 9. That’s it there is still an intergenerational period and a little over a year to goexcept for the surprise, for the debut of the tenth generation of the successful Apple smartwatch, which has been an important resistance to the digital watch market since its arrival.

Although we won’t be clear until the official unveiling about what’s new coming with this generation, some rumors and leaks have suggested that we are waiting for a minor update, with only two rather noteworthy news that we already told you about a few weeks ago. In summary, they are a jump to the new integrated Apple S9 and to the current colors, midnight, star white, silver and red (Product RED) for the aluminum model and gold, silver and graphite for the stainless steel, pink. , although it is not clear whether for the aluminum version or for the steel case.

Building the new Apple S9 SoC will mean a significant performance improvement, because this integrated inherits many elements from the Apple A15 Bionic, so we are talking about a more than remarkable evolution. This improvement may translate into the watch’s ability to run more demanding apps in the future… although the truth is that for all the uses we’ve seen for this type of device so far, it doesn’t seem like a primary need.

So if the next generation doesn’t aim to be particularly revolutionary, we can’t say the same about the next, because according to Mark Gurman The Apple Watch Series X will be a big evolution over the Series 9. According to what the renowned analyst and leaker specialized in Apple has, we can understand that in Cupertino they are preparing the foundations with the 9 series to celebrate the X generation in a big way, just like they did with the iPhone X.

Among the news that will come with the future Apple Watch Series X is a change in the type of panel to start using MicroLEDas well as long-awaited technology blood pressure controlthat is, something that, together with the rest of the biometric sensors and with the relevant software, would significantly improve the functions of the watch in terms of monitoring the health status of the user.

This also suggests that this next generation will have a slightly thinner case, although it would retain the screen size of the 8 and 9 series, and a new strap design that is attached to the case with magnetism. In this way, the space currently occupied by the strap attachment system would be dedicated to the battery to increase its size compared to previous generations. Sure, it will still be over a year to find out if it’s confirmed or not, but With these perspectives, it seems like a good idea to wait for the Apple Watch Series X.