What are the differences between Apple Watch Ultra 2 and Apple Watch Series 8?

Apple Watch Ultra 2 has a more robust titanium case and a brighter display (3000 nits) compared to Series 8. It is also water resistant up to 100 metres and has features such as a depth gauge and precise dual-frequency GPS, while Series 8 is only water resistant up to 50 metres and uses single-frequency GPS.

How do I operate the Apple Watch Ultra 2?

It is operated using the touchscreen, the digital crown and the side button. A new feature is the double-tap gesture, which allows you to perform actions such as answering a call by tapping twice.

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Q: Is it worth upgrading from the Apple Watch Ultra (1st generation) to the Ultra 2?

Upgrading to the Ultra 2 is worthwhile if you want to take advantage of new features such as increased display brightness and the double-tap gesture.

Q: What makes the Apple Watch Ultra 2 particularly suitable for extreme athletes?

The Ultra 2 offers features such as a depth gauge, a water temperature sensor and dual-frequency GPS that make it ideal for extreme sports. It is water-resistant up to 100 metres and meets the MIL-STD 810H standard for durability.

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Apple Watch Ultra 2 GPS + Cellular, 49 mm

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Apple Watch Ultra 2 GPS + Cellular, 49 mm

629 CHF

Apple Watch Ultra 2 FAQ

What are the main features of the Apple Watch Ultra 2?

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 offers a variety of features for sports activities and extreme conditions. It has an Always-On Retina LTPO2 OLED display with a maximum brightness of up to 3000 nits, which is particularly useful outdoors and in intense lighting conditions. Other highlights include precise dual-frequency GPS tracking, a depth gauge for dives up to 40 metres, a water and temperature sensor, and an SOS siren. It has a battery life of up to 36 hours, which can be extended to 72 hours in power-saving mode.

How is Apple Watch Ultra 2 different from Apple Watch Ultra (1st generation)?

Apple Watch Ultra 2 has some significant upgrades over the first generation: Ultra 2 can achieve up to 3000 nits of brightness, while Ultra (1st generation) can only achieve 2000 nits. It is also equipped with the new S9 SiP, which offers faster performance. Another new feature is the double-tap gesture, which allows actions to be performed without touching the display.

What are the differences between the Apple Watch Ultra 2 and the Apple Watch Series 8?

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 has a more robust titanium case and a brighter display (3000 nits) compared to the Series 8. It is also waterproof up to 100 metres and has features such as a depth gauge and precise dual-frequency GPS, while the Series 8 is only waterproof up to 50 metres and uses single-frequency GPS.

Is it worth upgrading from Apple Watch Ultra (1st generation) to Ultra 2?

Upgrading to Ultra 2 is worthwhile if you want to take advantage of new features such as increased display brightness and the double-tap gesture.

How do I operate Apple Watch Ultra 2?

It is operated using the touchscreen, the digital crown and the side button. The double-tap gesture is new, and allows you to perform actions such as answering a call by double-tapping.

What makes the Apple Watch Ultra 2 so suitable for extreme athletes?

The Ultra 2 offers features such as a depth sensor, a water temperature sensor and dual-frequency GPS that make it ideal for extreme sports. It is water-resistant up to 100 metres and meets the MIL-STD 810H standard for durability.

Which model should I choose: Ultra 2 or Series 8?

The Ultra 2 is the right choice for extreme athletes or outdoor enthusiasts, while the Series 8 is an excellent everyday smartwatch for users who do not require special outdoor or diving functions.

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