Have had my ultra2 for 10 months. Love it. I have knocked it on walls, etc. and it has taken chunks out of the wall rather than chunks out of itself. 
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Returning the Ultra? [MERGED]
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I've been resisting an AW since their release because I couldn't get over the square face. I don't know if Apple is ever going to release a round face AW but a few weeks ago I tried to donate blood and discovered I'm experiencing heart failure instead. Cardiologist asked if I had a smart watch and that we could leverage the technology if I did. Still didn't want an AW until my heart monitor revealed I'm experiencing bradycardia, tachycardia, PACs, SVTs, and freaking afib on top of all this. All at the same time, resting heart rate climbing to 209, and I don't feel anything wrong...so AW Ultra 2 is now sitting on my wrist alerting me to when I need to head to the ER since my body isn't bothering to warn me
Anyway ended up with a black one. Incredible piece of technology. I feel like a kid again like when we all first got a calculator watch back in the 80s hah. My wife isn't going for one, though, since her watches are in the 25mm range and Apple seems to be going the other direction.
Anyway ended up with a black one. Incredible piece of technology. I feel like a kid again like when we all first got a calculator watch back in the 80s hah. My wife isn't going for one, though, since her watches are in the 25mm range and Apple seems to be going the other direction.
I love my black Apple Ultra watch. Was at a party the other night and everyone was asking about it and commenting how awesome it looked. Believe it or not, I paired with an $8 "running" watch band off of Amazon and it's perfect.
I tried but returned mine and went back to the S10 Ti. Thinner and much less bulk and all the features I need and more. To each their own.
I have been tempted, as I agree with you on the form factor, but feel personally I will miss the battery life and the Ultra faces.
It really is a love it or hate it watch though!
Well after previously returning the Ultra original due to the weight on my wrist, then buying again then returning for the same reason for testing..
I have purchased the Black Ultra 2 and gave the watch a long time to see if I still feel the same way, and I don't, and it's fantastic
What I would say to everyone who feels it's too 'weighty' on their wrist, definetely give it some time for you to adjust.
It's a fantastic watch, and the battery life is just the cherry on top!
I have purchased the Black Ultra 2 and gave the watch a long time to see if I still feel the same way, and I don't, and it's fantastic
What I would say to everyone who feels it's too 'weighty' on their wrist, definetely give it some time for you to adjust.
It's a fantastic watch, and the battery life is just the cherry on top!
Ppl say that the Black one IS lighter than the titanium sliver one. ;-). It’s also slimming.
I only use about 30% of the 80% of my battery on my S10 Ti. Battery use is not an issue for me.
When talking about health features - more is of course always prefered, but I'm from Europe so we have the blood oxygen on the newest models as well and to be honest not really a feature I use - many say they will stay on old models to keep it, but do I miss something or is that a bit over the top?
Your resting heart rate is 209!!? You don't feel that?I've been resisting an AW since their release because I couldn't get over the square face. I don't know if Apple is ever going to release a round face AW but a few weeks ago I tried to donate blood and discovered I'm experiencing heart failure instead. Cardiologist asked if I had a smart watch and that we could leverage the technology if I did. Still didn't want an AW until my heart monitor revealed I'm experiencing bradycardia, tachycardia, PACs, SVTs, and freaking afib on top of all this. All at the same time, resting heart rate climbing to 209, and I don't feel anything wrong...so AW Ultra 2 is now sitting on my wrist alerting me to when I need to head to the ER since my body isn't bothering to warn me
Anyway ended up with a black one. Incredible piece of technology. I feel like a kid again like when we all first got a calculator watch back in the 80s hah. My wife isn't going for one, though, since her watches are in the 25mm range and Apple seems to be going the other direction.
It’s remarkably easy not to. Mine wasn’t as high , 160, but when the nurse told me I hadn’t noticed anything. When she then refused to let me leave the surgery without seeing a doctor it was quite scary.
@BR3W i find alcohol or more specifically hangovers kick my afib off.