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0Jannik0
0Jannik0

Reputation: 111

Is there a way to distinguish between the 38mm and 42mm apple watch versions?

I'm programming an App for the Apple Watch and I have to display certain content differently for the 38mm and 42mm version.

With UIDevice.currentDevice().model you can get the model of the iphone (eventhough it only Displays "iPhone Simulator" in Xcode, but you get the idea).

Is there a way to get the model of the Apple Watch, so 38mm or 42mm, with a similar function?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 824

Answers (1)

0Jannik0
0Jannik0

Reputation: 111

I found the answer! If you are interested:

WKInterfaceDevice.currentDevice().screenBounds.size

will give you (136.0,170.0) for the 38mm version of Apple Watch and (156.0,195.0) for the 42mm version of Apple Watch. With this information you can distinguish between these devices.

Upvotes: 8

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