here we go again… 8GB is plenty for the vast majority of people that buy MacBooks because they have basic needs. If your needs aren’t basic, simply buy a MacBook with more RAM.

Complain about the price of 16GB, not if 8GB is enough.

Not everyone has the same scenarios. If FindMy doesn’t apply to you because your watch/phone are always in the same area, simply don’t use or get it.

For everyone else this applies to, it’s a great feature. There’s countless scenarios where you have your watch and need to find your phone, or you have your phone and need to find your watch.

I absolutely love it, like the Action button, it adds more functionality (or I guess, control more with less time).

I think people just need to manage their expectations. It’s meant to do simple things in the moment. Not give you full control of your watch

I’ve been upgrading my Apple Watch every year since their original and went from Ultra 1 to Ultra 2.

There’s 3 reasons I like the Ultra:

1. Battery. I can’t even remember the last time I got a low battery notification. I charge once every 2-3 days, and charge while I shower. So I don’t even notice charging it anymore, doesn’t interrupt my flow in any way.
2. Action Button. That’s the game change. Provides a ton of extra functionality, especially if you configure that button to change based on the time of day/focus mode.
3. 1 single extra icon/complication. As stupid and small as 1 single extra complication sounds, it’s a big deal on a screen that’s limited in what it can tell you. So I love the bigger screen that allows you to have more icons/widgets on the watch.

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There’s a few other small things like the Ultra Wide band is nice for tracking things, as well as the double tap to close things, etc. But yea those 3 things above are well worth the upgrade. It’s all about what you can afford and if those extra features are worth it to you. I upgraded from Ultra 1 to Ultra 2 just because the double tap and precision finding… to others those little things aren’t a big deal to pay money for, to me they are.