In addition to the new iPhone, Apple always prepares the renewal of its smartwatch for the end of summer. On this occasion, the company is also expected to refresh the Apple Watch SE, which is the most basic model and is slightly more affordable for the general public.

Leaks don’t stop about it The company’s next-generation smartwatchEven today we learned that the Apple Watch Series 8 will have a body temperature sensor. What will be the new thing that could bring SE? We summarize all the inputs and outputs that a new leak brings us.

Apple Watch SE 2022 and possible changes

The Apple Watch SE 2020 is the company’s smartwatch competing in the mid-cost wearables market. Its presentation was in September 2020and although it has sold very well to date, there was no sign of a possible refurbishment.

The Gizmochina website published a report that mentions: Changes Apple Watch SE 2022 can bringalthough it is clear when talking about the smartwatch will continue to be sold at a competitive price.

Aluminum body, more sensors and better battery, improvements in Apple Watch SE 2022

First of all, the design that the SE can have is mentioned. The report is that the smartwatch It will look exactly the same as the 2020 edition, maybe with just a few minor changes. However, the Apple Watch SE 2022 is likely to be sold in Turkey. 2 sizes (40mm and 44mm probably) and built with aluminumlike his brothers.

According to the leak, it is not the external changes that matter. The SE 2022 will have better internal capabilities without needing to increase the final price. The smart watch can have the following features: ECG sensor as well as to measure the health of the user’s heart Compatible with ‘Always on Display’ technology.

It is also mentioned that this new version may include: S7 processorExactly the same as the Apple Watch Series 7, Over 18 hours of battery life (with fast charging).

The report would also leak the final price of the device. Starting from 299 eurosIt’s $20 more than the 2020 version, which might be bad news for some users.