Apple Releases a Special Pride Edition Sport Band for the Watch for Rs. 4500

A new Pride Edition Sport Band, watch face, and iOS wallpaper has all been released by Apple. To use the recent Pride Celebration watch face and iPhone wallpaper, you must have watchOS 9.5 and iOS 16.5 installed.

Introducing the Pride Edition Sport Band from Apple

• Introducing the Pride Edition Sport Band from Apple, a watch face that matches it, and an iOS wallpaper to recognise the ongoing effort to promote equality for LGBTQ+ populations worldwide.
• Light blue, pink, and white signify transgender and nonbinary people, while black and brown stand in for Black and Latino populations and those who have died from or are currently living with HIV/AIDS. The rainbow colours of the original pride flag are also present in the new Sport Band design.
• Pride Edition Sport Bands are compatible with Apple Watch Series 3 and later and come in sizes 41mm and 45mm. You require watchOS 9.5 and iOS 16.5 to use the new Pride Celebration watch face and iPhone wallpaper. It will be available for Rs 4500 at Apple Store on 24 May. You may order it on 23 May at apple.com/in.

Compatibility Of Apple watches with the Pride Edition Sport Band

Apple Watch Series 3 and later are compatible with the Pride Edition Sport Band. To use the new Pride Celebration watch face and iPhone wallpaper, you must have watchOS 9.5 and iOS 16.5 installed.

This year's pattern has a cheerful rainbow of geometric shapes on a white backdrop, then compacted to create the completed band. As the foundation material is generated, it flows around each shape, slightly changing how they are organised. Each Pride Edition Sport Band's uniqueness illustrates the diversity of the LGBTQ+ population.

The updated Pride Celebration watch face and iOS background celebrate the solidarity and interdependence of the LGBT community. When a user moves their wrist and raises or taps the display, colourful shapes seem to move into the watch display from the band. The matching wallpaper, another vibrant iteration of this year's Pride design, rotates in real-time as the user opens their iPhone.