The Apple Watch Ultra 2 Will Have A Space-Black Titanium Version And The Series 9 Will Have A Pink Aluminum Case

According to the past, Apple may introduce a new generation of Apple Watch smartwatch at the autumn product conference next month, this time in addition to the Apple Watch Series 9 is expected to launch Apple Watch Ultra Series 2, The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is rumored to bring a new space-black titanium case, while the Apple Watch Series 9 May have a new pink aluminum version.

A recent tip from ShrimpApplePro on its Twitter "@VNchocoTaco" suggests that the Apple Watch Ultra Series 2 will feature the same design as the original Apple Watch Ultra, In addition to the standard titanium color, it will also bring a new black titanium version.

According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple previously tested a dark titanium case for the current Apple Watch Ultra, but decided against it at the time. Mark Gurman also said that it is "theoretically" possible for a new version to be launched this year. In addition, the Apple Watch Ultra Series 2 is expected to feature a faster S9 chip, which Mark Gurman says is based on the A15 Bionic chip first used in the iPhone 13.

In addition, Apple is rumored to be launching Apple Watch Series 9 at its autumn new product presentation in September, which is rumored to bring a new pink version, which is expected to appear on the aluminum metal case. In terms of appearance, the Apple Watch Series 9 is expected to use the same design as the Apple Watch Series 8, offering two sizes of 41mm and 45mm.

In terms of color, the aluminum version of the Apple Watch Series 9 is expected to offer midnight, starlight, silver, (PRODUCT)RED, and this exposure's "pink."

As for the stainless-steel Apple Watch Series 9 model, the rumored colors are still gold, silver, and graphite. The performance part, Apple Watch Series 9 is also expected to be equipped with the new S9 chip. The packaging design will also be updated this time, according to the news that the Apple Watch Series 9 will be shipped in a smaller box, reducing product packaging and continuing efforts to protect the environment.