Review on Apple Watch Ultra 49mm Titanium Case Cellular Smart Watch, Titanium/Black and Gray Trail Loop by Bogusawa Tokarska ᠌

I normally wear a Garmin Phoenix 7x, but I recently upgraded to the ultra because I thought it would look better and feel more robust. However, there were subtleties involved in the training. When running with the watch and with the phone while playing music into the headphones from the phone, on harmines, the watch speaks every kilometer its time and pulse into the earpiece. However, in the same scenario, Apple does not speak into the earpiece, but rather simply speaks through its microphone what they said into the earpiece I need Apple music downloaded to the clock and playing from the clock. Additionally, it was discovered that ski training does not record the speed of descent; third-party applications are required for this purpose. And so on trifles, I once had a trill strap that was extremely comfortable and refreshing, but I wouldn't recommend it for running because your perspiration immediately causes it to become wet. And certainly, if you run frequently, like I do, anywhere from four to five times per week, the sensor is still not that practical. The watch is quite cool, but I had to sell it because I needed the money for my scripts. In the end, I decided that the Garmin would be more practical for my active lifestyle. In spite of the fact that the watch is awesome, when I wore the harmon it gave off an unpleasant appearance. The same method is used to measure the distance covered when running with a harmin. With the exception of these minor issues, the watch is quite sweet overall. I won't say anything about the battery; I sold the watch the next day after running and chatting with the customer service department about the speed in alpine skiing; they confirmed that they don't measure speed in this sport. I won't say anything about the battery; I sold the watch the next day.