Apple Tests Screenless Fitness Tracker to Diversify Wearables
Apple's screenless fitness tracker could expand wearables beyond smartwatches by 2028.
In brief
Apple's screenless fitness tracker could expand wearables beyond smartwatches by 2028. Apple is developing a screenless fitness tracker with no display to compete with Whoop and Oura devices. Originally reported by Pymnts.
Apple's New Fitness Tracker
Apple is developing a screenless wristband with no display for health tracking, competing with Whoop and Oura.
No Screen, Simple Interface
The device uses a thin fabric band and sensor module without a screen, focusing on fitness data.
Competing Devices
Google's Fitbit Air and Garmin offer screenless fitness trackers for continuous wear.
2028 Timeline
Apple plans to launch the device by 2028 after developing prototypes for months.
Apple's Health Focus
Apple acquired Sonera for neural sensors to monitor muscle activity and device control.
The essence
Apple is developing a screenless fitness tracker with no display to compete with Whoop and Oura devices.
