Apple Watch 5 will be released with iPhone 11 next month

The recently submitted new Apple Watch model pays more attention to the rumors that the company will update its watch at the September event. Apple is expected to stick to its traditional iPhone release cycle next month, so it's not surprising to see the new watch.

However, it is not clear whether the company will launch a fully modified watch or a small upgrade. Several prominent Apple analysts have reported that the redesigned Apple Watch will be launched in 2020. If so, we will see Apple Watch 4.5 (minor upgrades) this year.

Brighter micro-LED display

Apple Watch's next major upgrade is expected to encapsulate a microLED display, which is said to be brighter, thinner and more energy efficient. It will enable Apple to install larger batteries while reducing battery use, which in turn will significantly improve the overall battery life of the watch.

One of the most widely used features of other smartwatches and fitness belts that Apple Watch lacks is sleep tracking. The Apple Watch is designed as a device that must be recharged at the end of the day, that is, when users tend to sleep at night. However, if Apple can keep the battery for a few days on a single charge, it will be the best time for the company to achieve sleep tracking.

FaceID cameras and video calls?

Another interesting feature recently proposed by Apple is the use of cameras on the Apple Watch. If the company decides to add cameras in the future, it may be used for FaceID, and all Apple devices use the same authentication mode (Mac may be launched soon). However, submitting a report does not mean that the feature enters the product quickly or sometimes "forever".

So will we see the improved Apple Watch next month? Well, we can't comment on that, but if we comment on the report, we expect Apple to launch a watch under the hood next month without any major upgrades.