Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 Offer Double Storage Capacity of Series 8 With 64GB
During its Wonderlust event, Apple introduced the Apple Watch Series 9 and the Apple Watch Ultra 2. While both watches offer numerous updates over their predecessors, these updates seem largely iterative compared to the previous generation.
However, the watches offer better specifications compared to the previous generation. Apple is now offering more storage capacity on its Apple Watches – 64GB compared to 32GB on last year’s Apple Watch Series 8. The specifications listed on Apple’s website confirm this information. One direct benefit of this update – we believe – could be the ability to install more apps, store more music offline, and make it easier to update your watch.
Other notable changes include the Apple Watch Series 9, which has a brighter display than the Apple Watch Series 8, which now supports a peak brightness of 2000 nits, which is notably double that of the Apple Watch Series 8, with a minimum brightness of just 1 nit.
In addition, both the Ultra 2 and Series 9 watches feature the S9 chipset and a second-generation ultra-wideband chip, enabling Siri on the device and a new gesture-based feature called “Double Tap.” Plus, these watches work. In WatchOS 10, which enables several new features, such as the new Smart Stack, new Compass waypoints and new Apple Maps features.
With these new watches, Apple has also decided to stop offering leather bands in favor of a carbon neutral watch and introduced a new material called “FineWoven”.
Both the new Apple Watches will be available for pre-order later today in India and will be officially launched on September 22. The price of the Apple Watch Series 9 starts at 41,900 rubles, while the Apple Watch Ultra 2 retails at 89,900 rubles.
