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Samsung’s debut from the first pro smartwatch must be fans who can be worn. Some consumers may not like their sizes larger, but the promise of a much longer battery life for OS Wear devices is difficult to ignore. Of course, Samsung is not the only big name that is rumored to be launching ultra-rugged smart watches that are designed for people who live in extreme life-that only preceded Apple, which is expected to launch the Apple Watch Pro model that might have extreme suffixes at the event in early September. Apple’s very durable and durable smartwatch may be the headlines this year, but one source claims that it will be a model next year that will make the head spin.
Apple Watch Pro, previously known as Apple Watch Extreme, has circled a rumor factory for some time. The alleged model has been reported as a more premium version than what has become an expensive smart watch, which should come with a larger size and a longer battery life. It is not a coincidence that it is the same nature that makes the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro separate from its normal siblings.
Pro Smartwatch is expected to only attract a small number of Apple Watch viewers; This is specifically designed for more sporty users who don’t want to wear a clear sporty smart watch, at least according to leakage. However, the size of the anticipated model, can kill some interested buyers, who once again limit their reach. More importantly, this year’s inauguration model may not even have many things to offer compared to ordinary Apple Watch.
Apple Watch 9 Pro may be the real attention grabber
According to Bulletin from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman (via 9to5mac), it will be an Apple Watch Pro next year that can change the game for Apple smart watches: eventually it can be the first model to support the low earth (leo) orbit which is very rumored (leo) satellite connectivity (leo) satellite connectivity . More than just a marketing keyword, it is a really true feature that can save lives.
Earlier rumors of this feature had people speculating about much faster data connectivity for the Apple Watch, but that might be expecting too much. Instead, satellite connectivity will come into play in emergency situations, making sure that first responders will be able to pinpoint a wearer’s location even when they’re out of reach of a cellular tower. That said, there is still a possibility that the feature could be used for internet and phone calls over LEO satellites, too, but that may not happen until much later. That functionality would largely depend on negotiations with carriers and service providers, so it is — at a minimum — unlikely to happen when the feature first launches.
Apple Watch smartwatch is already popular because of their health monitoring features that have helped save lives by warning the users of critical danger before it occurs. At the same time, there is a lot of anecdotal evidence that the smartwatch emergency feature can also save people in accidents. With satellite connectivity, the possibility of the incident can increase significantly, especially in cases where users exit the road and out of the network, have the potential to strengthen the image of Apple Watch as a gadget that saves lives next to the status symbol.
