At its Wonderlust event, Apple has introduced the Apple Watch Ultra 2, a new rugged smartwatch for fitness and outdoor enthusiasts. The new Watch – successor to the first-gen Ultra launched last year – has a brighter display, a durable design, and a number of new health and fitness features.
Apple Watch Ultra 2 will offer up to 3000 nits of brightness, which is the brightest display on an Apple Watch. Apple has also introduced a new Watch face with the Watch Ultra 2.
The Apple Watch Ultra comes powered with an all-new S9 processor, which is also found in the new Watch Series 9. Apple Watch Ultra 2 will offer up tp 36 hours of battery life, claims the company.
durable overall, with a titanium case and a rubberised coating that makes it resistant to water, dust, and extreme temperatures. The watch is also swim-proof and can be used to track water activities like swimming and surfing.
Apple is introducing FineWoven, a luxurious and durable microtwill made of 68 percent post-consumer recycled content that has significantly lower carbon emissions compared to leather. FineWoven has a suedelike feel, and is available with the Magnetic Link and Modern Buckle bands. Starting today, Apple will no longer use leather in any new Apple product, including watch bands.
Apple Watch Ultra 2 will offer up to 3000 nits of brightness, which is the brightest display on an Apple Watch. Apple has also introduced a new Watch face with the Watch Ultra 2.
The Apple Watch Ultra comes powered with an all-new S9 processor, which is also found in the new Watch Series 9. Apple Watch Ultra 2 will offer up tp 36 hours of battery life, claims the company.
durable overall, with a titanium case and a rubberised coating that makes it resistant to water, dust, and extreme temperatures. The watch is also swim-proof and can be used to track water activities like swimming and surfing.
Apple is introducing FineWoven, a luxurious and durable microtwill made of 68 percent post-consumer recycled content that has significantly lower carbon emissions compared to leather. FineWoven has a suedelike feel, and is available with the Magnetic Link and Modern Buckle bands. Starting today, Apple will no longer use leather in any new Apple product, including watch bands.
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