Apple Watch S7 does not have a diagnostic port: instead, can it be detected via a wireless connection?

The new Apple Watch Series 7 no longer has a diagnostic port. Until now, Apple Support staff have used it to investigate or recover issues with the Apple Watch. Instead, the new watch is likely to use a different technology.

Apple’s new Apple Watch Series 7 no longer has a diagnostic port for internal purposes. Until now, all models of the Apple Watch have been fitted with such access, which can only be used at any time in the Apple Store or at authorized service providers, using specialized equipment.

This helped to get to the bottom of the problems in the Apple Watch and get a defective watch again if the problem is only related to the software. The new Apple Watch Series 7 does not have a port like The Verge Confirm Can.

That hidden detection port on all Apple Watch models until now? It’s gone in Series 7. Thanks @backlon For checking this out for me. This explains the inclusion of a 60.5GHz wireless data transfer module within the Series 7 wireless detection. https://t.co/R92mVFmaMc

– Joe Rosignol (rsgnl) October 13, 2021

New diagnosis by wireless connection

The new Apple Watch Series 7 is equipped with support for 60.5 GHz data transfer mode instead of a diagnostic port. Related news Citing filing with US FCC.

This transmission is wireless, but not disconnected, the watch is highly connected by a special magnetic dock, which is probably only available to Apple employees.

As the new Apple Watch Series 7 IP6X is protected against dust, the avoided port will enable this level of protection.

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