Apple today (September 14) unveiled a new generation of its flagship wearables at the company's September event.

Compared to the wild speculation of leaked information prior to the event, the announcement was somewhat lackluster in terms of upgrades. The 7th generation did not have any significant design changes, but the addition of some exciting colors to compensate for this is a positive.

The new Apple Watch Series 7 features a redesigned Always-On Retina display with thinner borders and improved durability. One of the most impressive features is IP6X dust protection, and Series 7 is the first Apple Watch series to achieve this standard.

Despite the same 18-hour battery life as the Apple Watch 6, Cupertino's seventh-generation wearable charges 33% faster than its predecessor thanks to a USB-C connector.

On the design front, Apple has decided to make the corners of the Series 7 even rounder than before. This contradicted a number of rumors and leaks that surfaced earlier this year; FrontPageTech's Jon Prosser had previously claimed that the next generation of Apple's flagship wearable would be designed like the iPhone 12, with flat edges and "more experimental colors" He claimed that it would be "more like the iPhone 12," with flat edges and "more experimental colors.

The stainless steel color options for the Apple Watch 7 remain the same as the previous model, with silver, graphite, and titanium available.

The Apple Watch Series 7's slightly less expensive aluminum range will be available in five colors, including Midnight, Green, Blue, Product [RED], and the newly added Starlight. And while we were definitely expecting a more striking color palette, we are pleased to see the addition of new sandy colors that users may match with the newly announced iPhone 13.

Sadly, even with the addition of the new pink iPhone 13 model, Apple did not offer a matching color option for the Apple Watch Series 7. Nor did we see the new stunning pastel blue seen on the iPhone 13 Pro model.

The Apple Watch Series 7 will be released later this fall, with prices starting at $399. If you've been eyeing getting your hands on Apple's latest wearable, be sure to bookmark our Apple Watch 7 page. We will update this page as soon as we receive more information from Cupertino.