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In my opinion that will be the potential lifespan of humans at that point because of advances in medicine and genetics. We will be able to delay aging and most the diseases and ailments that plague us today will be understood and eradicated in the developed part of the world. Heart disease, dementia, cancer and so on.

New health issues will arise, maybe some related to genetic manipulation that we have not considered.

The prosthetics of today will have been replaced by cybernetic limbs with the same dexterity, control and strength of the original covered by living skin, terminator style.

We can reproduce and replace any part of the body apart from the brain.

Manual labor will be a thing of the past. AI technology and robotics are capable of doing anything a human body can but cheaper, faster and more efficiently. Plus robots can work 24/7 which will have increased all industrial output significantly.

Everything is digital and connected. We no longer have windows in anything, be it buildings or cars but they are instead transparent and probably flexible almost unbreakable screens with their own processing power.

Paper no longer exists outside of libraries and old archives but both are considered museum level technology and just historical heritage, all the information in the world is more accessible than ever on all the screens surrounding you in your daily life. Touch pad technology is gone, the technological appliances are controlled through simple thoughts rather than physical interactions.