Apple Watch Ultra 2 GPS Cellular 49mm Smartwatch Sport Watch with Black Titanium Case with Black Titanium Milanese

Had it for a while now. Great watch. Love it. The only thing I would recommend - maybe do not pay lot of money to get metal band as I did. Get the cheapest one, then look at Amazon for aftermarket bands. Onto good stuff. Lot of functions, all useful. Pretty accurate. Even though calory count is not accurate, but there are no accurate calory counters. The most amazing feature for me is the batter life! AMAZING! Read more

Great watch, does everything I want it to except for two things: - The O2 sensor isn't allowed to be used (U.S.) - It needs to be charged constantly. If you let it go, you can probably get 2, maybe 3 days out of it. But I ended up buying chargers and put them around the house, so if I'm sitting somewhere, I just charge it shorter. It feels nice, looks great. The cost to value ratio seems to be great. I did get a cover for the watch (tempered glass) and that seems to break a lot. I've gone through 3 or 4 of them already. But theyve done their job and I can't complain. The watch is stil immaculate. Read more

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 is hands-down the most capable and rugged Apple Watch to date. From the moment you strap it on, you can feel the difference—this watch is built to last. The aerospace-grade titanium case is lightweight yet incredibly durable, and the new S9 SiP chip makes everything feel faster and more responsive. The display is ultra-bright (literally), making it easy to see even in direct sunlight—a huge plus for outdoor use. Battery life is excellent, especially for such a powerful device; I consistently get over 36 hours on a single charge, even with heavy use. What really stands out is how Apple balanced extreme sport capability with everyday usability. Whether I’m hiking, diving, working out, or just heading into meetings, the Ultra 2 fits seamlessly into my lifestyle. The redesigned Action Button is customizable and perfect for quick access to workouts, waypoints, or a flashlight. With new features like precision dual-frequency GPS, on-device Siri, and the customizable modular Ultra watch face, this is more than a smartwatch—it’s a full-on wrist-based tool for those who push boundaries. If you’re looking for the ultimate Apple Watch with unmatched versatility and performance, the Ultra 2 is it. Read more

I’ve been living out of my van, fixing busted gear with one hand and tracking my steps with the other. The Apple Watch Ultra 2 looks the part—rugged, sharp, reliable. Heart rate and fitness tracking? Solid. Battery holds up, even when I’m off-grid for a couple days. But the apps? Man… they feel like half-baked add-ons. Some are clunky, some just sit there like digital paperweights. Had to dig through the App Store just to find ones that actually helped me stay on track—literally. If you’re shelling out this kind of cash, expect to invest more to make it truly useful. Great hardware, but the software still needs a tune-up. This said, the build-in apps that feel limited. I saw an app i like so much that was way too much for me to afford. Welltory and I wish Apple can do something Welltory can do. Maybe in the future. If Apple wants to call this the Ultra, they better bring Ultra apps to match. Read more

Bought this for my husband’s Father’s Day gift. Love the quality of the watch, sleak design. Easy to set up. Read more

Have had this watch for 6 months. Also purchased the titanium band. Love the watch and the sleek look of the band. Read more

I’ve owned the Samsung galaxy ultra 3 and 7. Pixel 1 and 3. This watch blows all of those away. Great watch- the best. Read more

I had have a 7 year old Apple Watch which started losing battery capacity, so took it in to have new battery put in. I was told that they could do that, but the watch would probably not be water tight after that. I was urged to buy a new one. This arrived and I paired it with my phone only to find that it had fewer functions than my 7 year old watch. I have been a major fan and user of Apple products until now. Apparently Apple has stopped being innovative except with their phones. $1000 for a watch which is inferior tones for $150. Read more