One of Apple’s most popular devices is now obsolete.
If you have a second-generation Apple Watch Series 2, consider it ancient. The tech giant has removed both the stainless steel and aluminum versions of the device and has officially retired the device List of “obsolete” products,
The $269 device was released in 2016, and those who have it now will receive no support from Apple if something goes wrong.
It was a highly anticipated product when it launched, thanks to its extra waterproofing and built-in GPS.
Apple reported that products are considered obsolete approximately seven years after the company stopped distributing them.
According to the website, “Apple discontinues all hardware service for obsolete products, and service providers cannot order parts for obsolete products.”
However, the more expensive, ceramic version of the second-generation Apple Watch Series 2, which was priced at $369, has not yet been listed, so Apple should still provide services for the product.
Meanwhile, the only Apple Watch products listed on Apple’s ” Vintage ” product list are the second-generation aluminum Apple Watch Series 1 in both sizes. products considered vintage When Apple stopped distributing them for sale more than five but less than seven years ago.
Earlier this year, Apple put its last iPod nano and iPod shuffle models as well as the iPhone 6 on the obsolete list.
The iPhone X Max and iPhone 6s Plus have also been added to the vintage list.
