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Apple Watch Ultra 2 GPS + Cellular 49mm Titanium Case with Blue Alpine Loop - Small with AppleCare+ (2 Years)
Bundle List Price: | $898.00$898.00
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Operating System | Ios |
Special Feature | GPS |
Connectivity Technology | Cellular |
Brand | Apple |
Color | Titanium Case with Blue Alpine Loop |
Target Audience | Unisex adult |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
Band Color | Blue |
Case Material | Titanium |
About this item
- CARBON NEUTRAL — Apple Watch Ultra 2 paired with the latest Alpine Loop or Trail Loop is carbon neutral. Learn more about Apple’s commitment to the environment at apple.com/2030.
- WHY APPLE WATCH ULTRA 2 — Rugged, capable, and built to meet the demands of endurance athletes, outdoor adventurers, and water sport enthusiasts — with a specialized band for each. The S9 SiP enables a superbright display and a magical new way to quickly and easily interact with your Apple Watch without touching the display. Up to 36 hours of battery life and 72 hours in Low Power Mode.
- EXTREMELY RUGGED, INCREDIBLY CAPABLE — 49mm corrosion-resistant titanium case. Large Digital Crown and Customizable Action button for instant control over a variety of functions. 100m water resistance.
- BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST DISPLAY YET — Apple’s brightest Always-On Retina display is easy to see, even in direct sunlight. More room for adding complications to customize your watch face and enough space to view six metrics at once.
- Coverage begins on your AppleCare+ purchase date.
- 24/7 priority access to technical support offers troubleshooting for Apple Watch, watchOS, and Apple-branded Watch apps
- Express Replacement Service provides a replacement before you return your device
- Hardware repair coverage, including parts and labor, is available from Apple-certified technicians in-person or by mail
Top Brand: Apple
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Ratings | 4.7 out of 5 stars (549) | 4.7 out of 5 stars (5,758) | 4.6 out of 5 stars (9,822) |
Case Size | 49mm | 41mm, 45mm | 40mm, 44mm |
Display | Always-On Retina display. Up to 3000 nits | Always-On Retina display. Up to 2000 nits | Retina display. Up to 1000 nits |
Processor | S9 SiP | S9 SiP | S8 SiP |
Optical Heart Sensor | High and low heart rate notifications. Irregular rhythm notifications. Low cardio fitness notifications. | High and low heart rate notifications. Irregular rhythm notifications. Low cardio fitness notifications. | High and low heart rate notifications. Irregular rhythm notifications. Low cardio fitness notifications. |
Blood oxygen sensor (Blood Oxygen app) |
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Electrical heart sensor (ECG app) |
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Cycle Tracking | Temperature sensing. Cycle Tracking with retrospective ovulation estimates | Temperature sensing. Cycle Tracking with retrospective ovulation estimates |
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Fall Detection & Crash Detection |
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Water Resistance | 1000m, Swimproof, High-speed water sports, Recreational dive to 40m | 50m, Swimproof | 50m, Swimproof |
Noise Monitoring |
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Battery | up to 36 hours, Fast charging | up to 18 hours, Fast charging | up to 18 hours |
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Customers like the sleep and activity trackers on the watch. They say the screen is very large and bright. They appreciate the longer battery life. Customers also praise the build quality as super durable and tough. They like the many functions and say it has great features.
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Customers like the appearance of the wearable computer. They mention it's a very nice watch, with a titanium case. Some say that the apps run great and that the watch band is nice.
"...The larger, bright display is a standout feature—crisp, clear, and highly readable even in direct sunlight, which is a huge plus for outdoor..." Read more
"...This is a very pretty watch, but remember this thing was built for the intention of adventure, so it isn’t gonna look sleek like your typical Apple..." Read more
"...To me, this one covers it all. Attractive titanium case, Sapphire crystal, water resistant enough for diving; tough enough to take out boating or..." Read more
"...It's chunky, but high-tech...." Read more
Customers like the battery life of the wearable computer. They say it has great battery life, the longer battery is much better than even the series 9. Some mention that the flashlight is nice and lasts like 2 days.
"...The improved battery life is another highlight, lasting up to 36 hours on a single charge even with heavy usage, and up to 72 hours in low power..." Read more
"This thing gets really bright and lasts like 2 days...." Read more
"...The battery seems like it lasts forever. Especially to me who uses Android. The features and apps are great...." Read more
"...Battery life is great, though - I sometimes get three days on one charge..." Read more
Customers like the screen size of the wearable computer. They say it's larger, making scrolling easier. Some appreciate the larger screen real estate and say it fits well.
"...The larger, bright display is a standout feature—crisp, clear, and highly readable even in direct sunlight, which is a huge plus for outdoor..." Read more
"This thing gets really bright and lasts like 2 days. The watch is very big and it has this really cool action button, and for myself who works at..." Read more
"...Definitely messes with the flow.+ The watch is physically large. This is a definite problem if you ride fast and do any downhill MTB...." Read more
"The screen is very large, very bright, and very durable. My one complaint is that the screen is a bit too bright...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the build quality of the wearable computer. They mention that the titanium makes the watch super durable and almost resistant to dinks. The build is good, reliable, and tough enough to take out boating or hiking. The charger that came with it is rugged and charges the watch within an hour or so. The battery life is solid, easily lasting through long days of mixed use. The strap is strong and sturdy, and the watch feels very solid yet light. The face did not crack at all, and it has a very protective lens.
"...The design of the Ultra 2 is rugged yet sleek, with a titanium case that feels incredibly sturdy without being overly heavy...." Read more
"...Sapphire crystal, water resistant enough for diving; tough enough to take out boating or hiking, all in a multi-billion-transistor wrist computer..." Read more
"The screen is very large, very bright, and very durable. My one complaint is that the screen is a bit too bright...." Read more
"...Battery life is solid, easily lasting through long days of mixed use. One of the standout features is its versatility...." Read more
Customers like the sleep traking of the wearable computer. They say the fitness tracking is more accurate than their series 8. They also say the watch is great for tracking activity, steps, brisk walks, and standing. Customers say the smart watch and activity tracker is the best. They love being able to track their sleep with this because of the extended battery, larger screen, and more heart monitoring capabilities. The watch does a good job with tracking rides and can still be used to answer calls. The heart rate tracking pings a lot more so you're able get much more accurate tracking.
"...One of the most significant upgrades is the advanced GPS functionality, which offers unparalleled accuracy for tracking workouts and navigation...." Read more
"...-transistor wrist computer with dozens of customizable watch faces, a compass, altimeter, depth gauge, heart monitor, blood oxygen sensor, sleep and..." Read more
"...computer. It's accurate on depth and temperature as compared to my Suunto Eon Steel. The screen is bright and easy to read...." Read more
"...The fitness tracking features are comprehensive, providing all the data needed to monitor and improve performance...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the features of the wearable computer. They mention that it has many useful features, new features, and functions. Some say that the capabilities of the watch are mind-boggling, it has all the necessary vital functions, and is helpful in many ways.
"...The watch also continues to support a wide range of apps and features, from fitness tracking to notifications, seamlessly integrating with the iOS..." Read more
"...I found it incredibly handy, especially after moving to work-from-home due to the pandemic -- picking up phone calls and keeping up with Outlook..." Read more
"...Especially to me who uses Android. The features and apps are great...." Read more
"The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is a versatile powerhouse that excels in urban environments while holding its own in outdoor adventures...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the wearable computer. They mention that it works well, has impressive all-around performance, and runs great apps. Some like the nightstand function and say that it is significantly better with snappiness and efficiency.
"...It’s ideal for anyone looking for a premium, high-performance device that can handle both everyday tasks and extreme conditions with ease...." Read more
"...and I’ve noticed that this one is significantly better with snappiness and efficiency...." Read more
"The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is a versatile powerhouse that excels in urban environments while holding its own in outdoor adventures...." Read more
"...Other than that, as you'd expect this is a great watch. It works, its functional, it has great features and yeah, I dont know what else to say...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the wearable computer. Some find it well worth the price, a great investment, and a good way to track lifestyle. Others say it's a bit pricey but a show stopper.
"...It’s ideal for anyone looking for a premium, high-performance device that can handle both everyday tasks and extreme conditions with ease...." Read more
"...As for the Ultra -- the name's a bit much, and the price is steep, but if you want MORE of what Apple smart watches can do, in a bigger, more..." Read more
"...I would say it has good value for your money, you get quality materials and different types of bands...." Read more
"...It is expensive, and I was definitely on the fence about it, but its been great so far." Read more
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The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is a game-changer in the world of smartwatches, elevating the user experience to new heights with its impressive array of features and enhancements. After spending some time with this cutting-edge device, I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance and capabilities.
The design of the Ultra 2 is rugged yet sleek, with a titanium case that feels incredibly sturdy without being overly heavy. It’s built to withstand harsh conditions, making it an excellent choice for outdoor enthusiasts and athletes. The larger, bright display is a standout feature—crisp, clear, and highly readable even in direct sunlight, which is a huge plus for outdoor activities.
One of the most significant upgrades is the advanced GPS functionality, which offers unparalleled accuracy for tracking workouts and navigation. The addition of the upgraded sensor suite provides more precise health metrics, including improved heart rate monitoring and blood oxygen measurements. The improved battery life is another highlight, lasting up to 36 hours on a single charge even with heavy usage, and up to 72 hours in low power mode.
The watch also continues to support a wide range of apps and features, from fitness tracking to notifications, seamlessly integrating with the iOS ecosystem. The enhanced durability and water resistance add an extra layer of confidence for those who push their limits.
Overall, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 is a top-tier smartwatch that excels in both form and function. It’s ideal for anyone looking for a premium, high-performance device that can handle both everyday tasks and extreme conditions with ease. Highly recommended for its robust build, advanced features, and reliable performance!
I would say it has good value for your money, you get quality materials and different types of bands. For this ocean band, it is very uncomfortable and leaves groove lines on your wrist even if you have it too tight. But you know, I did get used to it but I wish I went with a different band that wasn’t this silicone one (I just really liked the look of it and I hate anything water).
It charges very fast and it comes with a braided charging cable but no block.
It’s very easy to use just like any Apple Watch, I’ve had Apple Watches in the past (series 3 and 5, and 7) and I’ve noticed that this one is significantly better with snappiness and efficiency. (Not like it really matters because a watch tells time regardless. But if you’re someone who does a lot of exercises or uses your watch instead of a phone, then it’s always good to have that extra speed because you won’t be waiting as long for something like maps to load.)
This is a very pretty watch, but remember this thing was built for the intention of adventure, so it isn’t gonna look sleek like your typical Apple Watch or Apple device, such as the normal series, this thing has rugged edges, the screen is the slightest bit lower then the watch itself, with almost like a wall around the screen to protect it from scratches.
I work as a server at a restaurant, which I consider that an adventure. This watch has been hit by cups, probably drowned, ice thrown at it, maybe some sort of mystery sauce on it. No clue. But it still looks great and it has a few scratches. Because of its rugged and adventurous look, the scratches add character to it.
So, why the big, expensive Ultra? We do like to get outdoors (kayaking and nature photography here in Florida) so I've got a use for a durable, GPS-enabled device. And that Gen 5 was a little small for my maturing eyes. This watch handles all of that, and offers even more health data (Blood O2, etc.). And it hasn't disappointed.
Likes
Looks -- important in a watch. I'm not a huge guy, but all this "It's too BIG" hullabaloo is nonsense. It looks terrific on my wrist and is just as comfortable to wear as the smaller Gen 5 watch (thank you, titanium/ceramic construction).
Productivity -- It would be hard to go back to having to check my phone for calendar reminders, weather activity updates, etc. And even without a paid cell plan, the Ultra of course lets you answer calls on your wrist so long as your phone is nearby. It's a great help in a work-from-home environment.
So many complications!
The larger face on the Ultra 2 allows more complications, in a more readable fashion, and the Ultra-specific watch faces show them off to great effect. I don't know if I need to know my altitude, compass heading, number of steps, outside temp, day, date, time, battery status, and upcoming Outlook tasks all at once, but I really enjoy having that ability now.
Outdoors
I've used the Ultra for exercise tracking (works great, of course) and it's had no trouble banging around the yard, but so far no nautical outings or hikes to test the backtrack or other GPS features to track distance (and keep you from getting lost!). But I'm sure glad to have them.
Battery
I mean, more would be better, but my Gen 5 was running out of juice after about 15 hours, and the Ultra 2 is generally in the 70-80% range after the same period. I still charge it every night, but I don't worry about it giving up before then as I was starting to have to do.
Not So Likes
None really so far. Okay, paying iPhone money for a watch is a lot. But to be fair, it's not hard to spend what the Ultra 2 costs on either a fancy outdoors watch like a Fenix/Garmin, or a more traditional high-tech watch like a Citizen, or a really nice looking watch from whomever.
To me, this one covers it all. Attractive titanium case, Sapphire crystal, water resistant enough for diving; tough enough to take out boating or hiking, all in a multi-billion-transistor wrist computer with dozens of customizable watch faces, a compass, altimeter, depth gauge, heart monitor, blood oxygen sensor, sleep and exercise tracker, appointment reminder, music player and wrist telephone. Phew.
And yes, it tells time, more accurately than a $200,000 Rolex that can't access the Internet. And it doesn't need to be reset twice a year for Daylight Savings Time.
I wish the Apple bands were more plentiful and less expensive. I got the comfy Trail Loop, but it would be nice to have the Ocean too without paying another $99. But I've been wearing my existing silicone sport bands most of the time (large Gen 5-up bands fit perfectly) and Amazon has a staggering number of Ultra-compatible watch bands available (picked up a really nice SS mesh band for business outings for $27 and a leather one for about the same).
Bottom line
If you have an iPhone, an Apple smartwatch is a no-brainer. Yes, it's another thing to charge at night, but you're already doing that. And it is almost odd how handy it is having so much information available on your wrist -- once you have it, you won't want to be without it. I also think the exercise integrations are huge, whether you're a hardcore gym rat, or just need to make sure you didn't sit in a chair all day -- being able to track your improvements is a great motivator. It's been a game changer for me. I literally exercise in part to watch my "numbers" improve. Weird, but true.
As for the Ultra -- the name's a bit much, and the price is steep, but if you want MORE of what Apple smart watches can do, in a bigger, more attractive, sturdier, more capable package, this is a great piece of gear. I couldn't be more pleased.
Five big, smart stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
So, why the big, expensive Ultra? We do like to get outdoors (kayaking and nature photography here in Florida) so I've got a use for a durable, GPS-enabled device. And that Gen 5 was a little small for my maturing eyes. This watch handles all of that, and offers even more health data (Blood O2, etc.). And it hasn't disappointed.
Likes
Looks -- important in a watch. I'm not a huge guy, but all this "It's too BIG" hullabaloo is nonsense. It looks terrific on my wrist and is just as comfortable to wear as the smaller Gen 5 watch (thank you, titanium/ceramic construction).
Productivity -- It would be hard to go back to having to check my phone for calendar reminders, weather activity updates, etc. And even without a paid cell plan, the Ultra of course lets you answer calls on your wrist so long as your phone is nearby. It's a great help in a work-from-home environment.
So many complications!
The larger face on the Ultra 2 allows more complications, in a more readable fashion, and the Ultra-specific watch faces show them off to great effect. I don't know if I need to know my altitude, compass heading, number of steps, outside temp, day, date, time, battery status, and upcoming Outlook tasks all at once, but I really enjoy having that ability now.
Outdoors
I've used the Ultra for exercise tracking (works great, of course) and it's had no trouble banging around the yard, but so far no nautical outings or hikes to test the backtrack or other GPS features to track distance (and keep you from getting lost!). But I'm sure glad to have them.
Battery
I mean, more would be better, but my Gen 5 was running out of juice after about 15 hours, and the Ultra 2 is generally in the 70-80% range after the same period. I still charge it every night, but I don't worry about it giving up before then as I was starting to have to do.
Not So Likes
None really so far. Okay, paying iPhone money for a watch is a lot. But to be fair, it's not hard to spend what the Ultra 2 costs on either a fancy outdoors watch like a Fenix/Garmin, or a more traditional high-tech watch like a Citizen, or a really nice looking watch from whomever.
To me, this one covers it all. Attractive titanium case, Sapphire crystal, water resistant enough for diving; tough enough to take out boating or hiking, all in a multi-billion-transistor wrist computer with dozens of customizable watch faces, a compass, altimeter, depth gauge, heart monitor, blood oxygen sensor, sleep and exercise tracker, appointment reminder, music player and wrist telephone. Phew.
And yes, it tells time, more accurately than a $200,000 Rolex that can't access the Internet. And it doesn't need to be reset twice a year for Daylight Savings Time.
I wish the Apple bands were more plentiful and less expensive. I got the comfy Trail Loop, but it would be nice to have the Ocean too without paying another $99. But I've been wearing my existing silicone sport bands most of the time (large Gen 5-up bands fit perfectly) and Amazon has a staggering number of Ultra-compatible watch bands available (picked up a really nice SS mesh band for business outings for $27 and a leather one for about the same).
Bottom line
If you have an iPhone, an Apple smartwatch is a no-brainer. Yes, it's another thing to charge at night, but you're already doing that. And it is almost odd how handy it is having so much information available on your wrist -- once you have it, you won't want to be without it. I also think the exercise integrations are huge, whether you're a hardcore gym rat, or just need to make sure you didn't sit in a chair all day -- being able to track your improvements is a great motivator. It's been a game changer for me. I literally exercise in part to watch my "numbers" improve. Weird, but true.
As for the Ultra -- the name's a bit much, and the price is steep, but if you want MORE of what Apple smart watches can do, in a bigger, more attractive, sturdier, more capable package, this is a great piece of gear. I couldn't be more pleased.
Five big, smart stars.
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