The Apple Watch Ultra looks too good to be true

Apple unveiled a number of products at the Far Out event, including the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro that had been widely rumoured beforehand, the Apple Watch 8, and the Apple Watch SE 2.Information Guide Nigeria

There were many improvements here that I appreciated, particularly those on the Pro iPhone models, but there wasn’t a lot that really got me fired up.

The Apple Watch Ultra, however, provided a bright ray of hope that broke the monotony.

This is a high-end wearable that is very different from the normal Apple Watch and is aimed at the hard-core athletic market, which is now dominated by Garmin, Polar, and companies of a similar calibre.JAMB Result

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However, considering what you get, this could be a really decent deal.

Let’s go over the benefits: SOS and backtracking support, as well as powerful GPS and mapping connectivity comparable to the best-in-class experience you receive with the Garmin Forerunner 955 Solar. The latter is a particularly nice feature that allows you to use the markers the watch leaves on your travel routes to help you navigate back if you get lost.

A dive-ready titanium chassis that can withstand temperatures up to 139 degrees and subzero conditions is also included in the Watch Ultra. Upgraded activity monitoring tools, which Apple demonstrated, include important elements like more in-depth heart rate zone analysis, are added to this.

All of this makes the Ultra incredibly competitive, especially when you take into account the advanced app library of WatchOS 9 and full-fat smartwatch capabilities, two features that are absent from the majority of the best fitness trackers on the market. To put it into perspective, the Fenix 7, the finest fitness tracker we currently endorse, costs £699.

In fact, the value of the pricing and feature set makes me believe there must be a catch.

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