Series 8 ultra apple watch

Apple just unveiled Fit and Finish: Aluminum, Stainless Steel, or Titanium The Apple Watch SE and Apple Watch Series 8 are both available in two sizes (40 and 44mm for the SE, 41 and 45mm for the Series 8), while the Ultra only comes in one (comparatively huge) 49mm model. That big case might be a bit bulky if you have smaller wrists, especially since the Ultra's titanium body is also by far the heaviest at 2.2 ounces. The SE is only available in aluminum, while the Series 8 is available in aluminum or stainless steel. Aluminum will keep the watches much lighter, between 0.9 and 1.4 ounces, while a 45mm stainless steel Series 8 is a fairly hefty 1.8 ounces. Left to right: Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch Ultra (Credit: Angela Moscaritolo) The Ultra is only available in a titanium finish, though it does come in three versions with very different wrist straps in multiple colors. The Apple Watch SE comes in black, white, or silver finishes, while the Series 8 adds (Product Red) to the mix for its aluminum models, as well as graphite, silver, or gold stainless steel versions. Of course, there are dozens of different wrist straps available for the SE and Series 8 in multiple styles of silicone, nylon, and other materials. Hands On With the Apple Watch Series 8 Durability: Safe for Diving or Safe for Scuba Diving The Ultra's titanium body might be chunky, but it's also by far the sturdiest of the three Apple Watch models. It's The SE and Series 8 are no slouches, however. Both ...

Picking the right Apple Watch officially got more difficult with this latest generation, with Apple releasing a rugged outdoor smartwatch for the first time, the Ultra. With the Luckily, that's where this comparison guide can help. Below, we've outlined all the key differences and similarities between the We believe there are two distinct types of users that Apple is aiming these smartwatches at, so read on to discover which camp you fall into. Top picks: Price squirrel_12863061 squirrel_12863330 No matter where you shop and what time of year you're looking, the Apple Watch Ultra is always going to be more costly than the Series 8. In many cases, picking up the Ultra will actually set you back twice as much. And when analyzing the pure value for money, we don't believe you receive twice as much functionality over the Series 8. However, we should also note that only the very base editions of the Series 8 offer such a big disparity. As we'll detail below, there are many more case options available with the Series 8, and this has the potential to bump up the price a lot closer to the Ultra. If you're likely to choose a pricier model of the Series 8, there's much more of a case for jumping up to the Ultra. However, as we'll get into below, price isn't the only factor here - these watches are very different. Design and comfort Though these two follow the same square-faced design language, they feature many things that make them distinctly different. The Ultra is designed to be ...