Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8, SE, and more



Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8, SE, and more




There’s more variety than ever afore with the 2022 Apple Watch lineup thanks to the new Ultra model and updated SE. That operating there’s a lot to consider between the latest wearables and also their predecessors. Read on for a detailed look at Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8 vs SE, and more to figure out what’s the best pick for you or someone you’re shopping for.



Since Apple Watch isn’t necessarily an every-year upgrade, we’ve included everything from Apple Watch Ultra down to Series 6 and SE 1st gen to give the best perspective on the differences between all the novel models.


Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8, SE, and earlier


Processor, storage, more


Last year, Apple used the same 64-bit dual-core processor in the Series 7 that launched in the Series 6, but with the updated S7 name.


This year, the Apple Watch Ultra and Series 8 come with the S8 SiP 64-bit dual-core processor. It appears to be roughly the same as the S7 and S6 performance-wise as Apple didn’t allotment any claims of performance advancements during its keynote or on its website.



Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8, SE

While you shouldn’t request a noticeable speed bump from Series 6 or 7 to 8 or Ultra, if you’re coming from an earlier Apple Watch model you necessity notice a faster, more responsive watch.


Apple does say that the S8 is 20% faster than the S5 chip.


Another attend, if you’re coming from a Series 3 or 4 to Ultra, Series 8, or SE gen 2, is a jump in storage to 32GB.




















































Ultra

Series 8

SE 2

7

6

SE
1

SiP/Processor
S8 SiP 64-bit dual-core processor S8 SiP 64-bit dual-core processor S8 SiP 64-bit dual-core processor S7 SiP 64-bit dual-core processor S6 SiP 64-bit dual-core processor S5 SiP 64-bit dual-core processor

U1 (ultra wideband)

Bluetooth
5.3 5.3 5.3 5.0 5.0 5.0

Storage
32GB 32GB 32GB 32GB 32GB 32GB


One more difference between Apple Watch Ultra/Series 8 and SE 2nd gen is the latter doesn’t come with the U1 ultra wideband chip.


Case and display



Apple Watch Ultra comes with the biggest case and expose yet from Apple with 49mm for the former and a 410 x 502 resolution expose that offers 1164 sq mm. Apple says it’s 27% bigger than the expose on Series 4-6/SE.


Meanwhile, Apple Watch Series 8 carries on with the same sizes that launched with Apple Watch Series 7. That’s 45 and 41mm cases and a larger expose that’s 20% bigger than Series 4-6/SE and 50% larger than the Series 3 display.





























































Ultra

Series 8

SE 2

7

6

SE
1

Case size
49mm 45/41mm 44/40mm 45/41mm 44/40mm 44/40mm

Display size
410 x 502 pixels, 1164 sq mm 396 x 484 pixels, 1143 sq mm (45mm model) 368 x 448 pixels, 977 sq mm (44mm model) 396 x 484 pixels, 1143 sq mm (45mm model) 368 x 448 pixels, 977 sq mm (44mm model) 368 x 448 pixels, 977 sq mm (44mm model)

Brightness
2,000 nits 1,000 nits 1,000 nits 1,000 nits 1,000 nits 1,0000 nits

Always-on display

Sapphire crystal front
Yes with steel models, no with aluminum Yes with steel models, no with aluminum Yes with steel models, no with aluminum


Apple Watch SE 2nd gen features the same 44 or 40mm case options and the same expose size as the 1st gen/Series 6 and earlier.


Apple Watch band compatibility



Apple Watch band compatibility

When it comes to bands, Apple says those designed for 44 and 45mm Apple Watches will work with Apple Watch Ultra and vice versa:


And with the Series 8 and SE 2nd gen silly the same form factors as before, all bands for the legal sizes will continue working.


Battery life and charging



Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8 battery and charging

A major change with Apple Watch Ultra is the biggest battery yet in the lineup. That’s 36 hours of standard battery life and up to 60 hours of pine use with Low Power mode.


Notably, the Low Power mode will come to Apple Watch Series 4 and later and will double the battery of those models from 18 to 36 hours.











































Ultra

Series 8

SE 2

7

6

SE
1

Battery lifestandard
36 hours 18 hours 18 hours 18 hours 18 hours 18 hours

Extended battery with Low Power mode
60 hours 36 hours 36 hours 36 hours 36 hours 36 hours

Charging
0-80% in 45 minutes 0-80% in 45 minutes 0-80% in 45 minutes 0-80% in 45 minutes 0-80% in 60 minutes 0-80% in 60 minutes


First introduced with Apple Watch 7 and blocked with Apple Watch Ultra and Series 8 is 33% faster charging than Series 6 and bet on. That means going from 0-80% in 45 instead of throughout 60 minutes for the other models.


If you’re alive to in using Apple Watch Ultra, Series 8, or 7 for sleep tracking, you also get 8 hours worth of use from an 8-minute charge.


Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8 – Key features





Here are the core features you’re tying with Apple Watch Ultra, Series 8, and SE vs the survive models.



























































































































































































Apple Watch model/features

Ultra

Series 8

SE 2

7

6

SE 1

Customizable frfragment button

ECG app

Blood Oxygen app

High/low discouraged rate notifications

MIL-STD 810H certified

Precision dual-frequency GPS

New Compass app w/ waypoints + backtrack

IP6X dust resistant

Water resistant to 100m

Water resistant to 50m

Depth gauge + EN13319 certified

Oceanic+ app/dive computer

86-decibel siren

Sleep tracking

Crash detection

Fall detection

Cycle tracking with temp sensing

Cycle tracking exclusive of temp sensing

Emergency SOS


Price



  • Apple Watch Ultra is priced from $799 (Apple, Amazon, more)

  • Series 8 comes starts from $399/$429 and up (Apple, Amazon, more)

  • Apple Watch SE 2nd gen goes from $249 (Apple, Amazon, more)


Apple Watch Ultra vs Series 8 and bet on wrap-up



Apple Watch Ultra vs 8, SE wrap-up

No surprise that Apple Watch Ultra brings the most repositions and improvements to Apple’s wearable lineup. However, the new pro model may be overkill for many.


While Apple Watch Series 8 may feel like Series 7S or 6SS, if you’re thinking of upgrading from Series 3, 4, or SE, you get a larger expose, always-on screen, faster charging, and all of the spanking and greatest health features.


What do you think throughout the new Apple Watch lineup? Share your thoughts in the comments!


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