Revolutionize Your Fitness with the Sizzling New Apple Watch: Get Ready for a Groundbreaking Breakthrough

We’re a long way off from the next Apple Watch release, but rumors about Apple’s upcoming gadgets never stop spinning. According to Mark Gurman, a renowned Apple insider, the next-gen smartwatches might have a highly anticipated feature: high blood pressure tracking.

High blood pressure detection on Apple Watches? It’s a possibility

Currently, no Apple Watch is capable of tracking blood pressure on its own. However, they have been compatible with third-party blood pressure monitors that wirelessly connect to your Apple Watch and sync data to your Health app. But what if you didn’t need those extra devices?

Gurman’s insider information suggests that Apple is actively working on blood pressure detection, with a potential release in 2025. But here’s the catch: this feature appears to be exclusive to the next-gen Ultra and not the Series 11 models.

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 in natural and black titanium.

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With this new information, it’s clear that Apple is pushing to make its smartwatches even more helpful and capable. But will we see this highly anticipated feature in the next Apple Watch release? Only time will tell.

Here are some key points to keep in mind:

Next-gen Apple Watches could have high blood pressure tracking capabilities.
According to Mark Gurman, this feature will be exclusive to the next-gen Ultra models, not the Series 11.
High blood pressure detection could be released in 2025, according to Gurman’s sources.