News & Reviews:   Apple Watch Ultra review

The Apple Watch Ultra was unveiled in September last year and is the most premium, biggest and most durable model in the entire Apple Watch lineup. Well, the next-gen Watch Ultra may get even better as according to an industry insider, the version to be released in 2024 will not only have a larger display but also be equipped with a new panel technology.

Everyone knows smartwatches are vulnerable, but the Apple Watch Ultra may be one of the toughest wearables yet. Once again, TechRax is back again in another video testing the Apple Watch Ultra's durability and drop test. Previously, he was the same YouTuber who tested the iPhone 14 Pro's crash detection function. 

The Apple Watch Ultra has been making all the buzz recently after its unveiling by Apple during its Far Out event as it is the tech giant’s first foray into the premium and rugged smartwatch market for athletes and explorers. Well, Garmin, the brand that has a stronghold in the market is having none of it and has since taken an apparent dig at the Watch Ultra.

Apple introduced a new lineup of premium and rugged smartwatches in its Far Out event recently called the Apple Watch Ultra. With prices starting at RM3799, the Watch Ultra has some impressive specs and features, though its cost for repair is accordingly high too; up to USD499 or ~RM2544 if you don’t have AppleCare+ coverage!

Besides unveiling the Apple Watch Series 8 and the Apple Watch SE, Apple today for the first time ever unveiled a new Apple Watch lineup called the Apple Watch Ultra. A rugged and premium with top-of-the-line specs, the smartwatch is designed for exploration and outdoor activities.