@MrSamPhoenix
The series-10 in glossy titanium is gorgeous
@dontaylor4464
I’ve been using the Ultra 1 since its launch day, and I recently purchased the Series 10 Natural Titanium 46mm version. Both watches are fantastic.
@AndresC55
I got my Ultra 2 recently, and won't upgrade yet, I do need elegant bands, any recs?
@alexhernandez6122
Ultra 2 everything for everything!!
@JuanRodriguez0883
I went with the Series 10. Fitness wise it does the same thing the Ultra 2 can do. The Ultra offers longer battery life and it’s more durable but unless you’re into extreme stuff I don’t feel it’s worth the extra cost. Also the Series 10 pairs nicely with everyday wear. I charge at night so battery life isn’t an issue. Just my opinion 😊
@LondonGaze
Agreed. I prefer my mechanical watches for everyday use.
@adamprint644
The series 10 46mm actually has a bigger display.
@HK346-o4x
Ultra is worthless unless you do extreme sports regularly. I got a S10 and after all day wear and mild usage the battery is usually about 80-85%. Easily could get 2+ days out of it.
@FILIPELLI51
The Apple Watch 10 has more usable screen at 1220 sq mm!! The ultra has only 1185 usable sq mm. Don’t be mislead with the “49mm”… That’s just the bezel, not the actual viewing area of the watch. 💪FACTS‼️ Look it up for yourself 🤷♂️
@Longlivefreeworld
I have the ultra but thinking about switching to the 10 just because it's smaller lighter and easier to sleep on with
@memoriesentwined1167
"amazing battery life" LMFAOOOOO😂😂😂
@elgrangoro8930
Series 10
@willr2461
I still have a Series 8 and like it just fine. It’s held up well but of course the maximum battery capacity has dipped some. Still a good amount above 80% though. 87% last time I checked. Just a tad over 2 years old currently. It should still be good for light to moderate (average) use for another year or two if I want. Only issue could be battery life though since I started using it exclusively for long bike rides. 2-4 hours. It depletes most of the battery within 3 to 4 hours if I’m on a long bike ride, tracking the whole ride (using GPS, heart monitoring, music). Better so long as I don’t make/receive any cellular calls, which I normally don’t. But still, it tries to maintain cellular connection all the while regardless so that contributes to battery drain anyhow. My main reason for having a cellular Apple Watch is so I can leave my phone at home and just rely on my watch during bike rides. But the battery has to last. If I’m gonna be out much longer than 3 hours I need to take my phone with me. But it’s so nice to leave it behind. More comfortable just wearing the watch, which I would have on anyhow. Used to strap my phone to arm (with armband) but with the 16 Pro Max it’s a little uncomfortable cause it’s so big. But using the watch more heavily, means charging more often, which means a quicker decline in battery health. The lower the battery’s maximum capacity, the faster it’ll drain, the less distance (on my rides) I can get out of it. For that reason only, it’d be nice to have an Ultra. But I don’t go biking that often anymore. So….
@Smlworld798
I am wearing the series 10 natural titanium
@AdamAdam-vu3qt
If the ultra 2 was as thin as the series 10, the obvious choice would be the ultra 2. Better looking but the bulk make it far worse in ergonomics.
@ChubbsFromTheSideBlok
Series 10 gold is clean. Might have to upgrade.
@lisasavage6527
I love this smartwatch
@jasperMT09
For someone one with smaller wrist the Ultra is massive.
@irvingarcia2294
Love mines in rose gold 46mm
@renzsadiwa