Apple Watch Ultra 3 Price and Specifications:

Build and Display

For Kenyans who work hard, play hard, or just love the great outdoors, the Apple Watch Ultra 3 is the watch to beat going for only KES 105,000. This is Apple's toughest, most feature-packed offering. The 49 mm titanium (grade 5) case, protected by sapphire, is a sight to behold. The wristband measures 49 × 44 × 12 mm and weighs in at 61.6 g, designed for both security and comfort. Its 1.98-inch Retina LTPO3 OLED display cranks up to 3000 nits, so you can actually see it in the blazing sun. Built for the rough and tumble, the Apple Watch Ultra 3 is water-resistant to 100 m, certified for diving to 40 m, and protected against dust with IP6X. Plus, it's MIL-STD-810H compliant.

Performance and Storage

Powered by the Apple S10 chip and running watchOS 26 (with an upgrade path to 26.2), the Apple Watch Ultra 3 is built for speed and longevity. It comes with 64GB of internal storage, providing plenty of room for apps, music, and offline maps.

While it doesn't have a camera, the watch really excels in health and safety features. It boasts ECG, SpO₂ monitoring, VO₂ Max tracking, and the ability to sense body and water temperature. There's also a depth gauge and an always-on altimeter, the dual loudspeakers, which reach 86 dB, ensure clear calls and notifications, making it a good choice for both everyday use and more demanding situations.

Connectivity and Battery

The Apple Watch Ultra 3 also a strong set of connectivity options supporting eSIM with both 4G LTE and 5G, and it includes dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3, and NFC.GPS accuracy is top-notch, thanks to dual-frequency (L1 + L5) GPS and global satellite systems. Furthermore, Ultra Wideband (UWB Gen 2) and Emergency SOS via satellite are included, providing an extra layer of security when venturing off the beaten path. The watch's 599 mAh battery allows for fast wireless charging, achieving an 80% charge in roughly 45 minutes, which means less time tethered to a power source. Offered in Natural Titanium and Black.

Apple Watch Ultra 3 Key Highlights:

• Display: Larger LTPO3 OLED display with thinner bezels, brighter outdoor visibility, and smoother always-on refresh rate
• Connectivity: 5G (RedCap) support for faster cellular performance compared to LTE models
• Performance: New Apple S-series chip for better speed, efficiency, and longer battery life
• Health Features: Blood pressure monitoring and advanced health alerts (subject to regional approval)
• Battery & Durability: Improved battery efficiency, rugged titanium build, and enhanced outdoor/adventure features
• Safety: Possible expansion of satellite emergency communication for off-grid use

Apple Watch Utra 3 Full Specifications

Apple Watch Ultra 3 Pros:

• Durable Build: Titanium frame with sapphire crystal front provides exceptional scratch and impact resistance.
• Bright, Clear Display: 1.98‑inch Retina LTPO3 OLED with 3000 nits peak brightness ensures visibility even in bright sunlight.
• Advanced Health Tracking: ECG, SpO₂, heart rate, VO₂max, and body/water temperature sensors for comprehensive fitness and health monitoring.
• Emergency Features: Satellite-based Emergency SOS enhances safety in remote locations without cellular coverage.
• Connectivity: eSIM support, dual-frequency GPS (L1+L5), NFC, Bluetooth 5.3, and Wi-Fi ensure smooth connectivity.
• Audio Quality: Dual 86-decibel speakers deliver clear calls, alerts, and alarms.
• Waterproof & Rugged: 100m water resistance and MIL-STD-810H compliance make it ideal for outdoor and extreme activities.
• Long Battery Life & Fast Charging: Li-Ion 599 mAh battery with wireless charging reaching 0–80% in 45 minutes.

Apple Watch Ultra 3 Cons:

• High Price: Premium materials and features make it expensive compared to other smartwatches.
• Bulkier Design: Heavier at 61.6 g, which may feel large on smaller wrists.
• Region-Limited Features: Some health apps and ECG functionality are not available in all countries.
• Battery Life vs. Competitors: While strong, it may not match multi-day outdoor fitness watches.
• iPhone Only: Not compatible with Android devices.
• No Camera: Lacks photography features, relying entirely on paired iPhone.
• Cellular Dependency: eSIM and cellular features require carrier support, which may be limited in Kenya.