Apple Watch Ultra 3

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76 points surprisetalk | 4 comments | 09 Sep 25 17:32 UTC | HN request time: 0.224s | source

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butlike ◴[09 Sep 25 18:03 UTC] No.45185849[source]▶

Question for the audience: If I'm not a hypochondriac, why would I want an apple watch?

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1. infecto ◴[09 Sep 25 18:06 UTC] No.45185901[source]▶

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Data can show a lot about your health. Anecdotally I find the sleep disturbances (apnea) monitoring to work for me. The trends are a pretty nice, will track general changes in health on the data it monitors. They now can capture high BP to some degree of accuracy. It’s not for everyone but for me it’s one of the more useful devices in my life.

Depends where you are at in life but I found as I have gotten older that some of the data points are helpful to track to see how my body is aging and when/what to adjust.

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2. afavour ◴[09 Sep 25 18:07 UTC] No.45185924[source]▶

>>45185901 (TP) #

OP said not a hypochondriac

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3. infecto ◴[09 Sep 25 18:16 UTC] No.45186106[source]▶

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If you have nothing to add why even respond. I am sharing my anecdote of why I think it’s useful. If you don’t have anything to contribute go buzz off weirdo. It’s not that hard.

4. Brendinooo ◴[09 Sep 25 18:45 UTC] No.45186689[source]▶

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What about the comment you replied to makes you say "hypochondriac"? Weird thing to say imo

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