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They got what they asked for and now are complaining that the authoritarians really meant it when they said they wanted to force everyone else to pay for their goals instead of letting people make decisions for themselves.  

This was definitely underwhelming.  The stock market seems to agree.  To me: really no new health features in Apple watch, plus no Ultra 3.  So is there a reason to go from an Ultra 2 to a 10?  The phone:  no 2TB option (at least that I saw), and not a ton of "gotta have" features.  I will probably trade the 16 Pro Max anyway to get the new battery and the better power efficiency (if true), but nothing huge.

If the O2 sensor was active I'd consider trading my U2 for the new color.  

twolf2919 said:

"Alongside the high blood pressure detection in the Apple Watch," - AFAIK the Apple Watch has no such feature yet - or is this trying to say the the upcoming Apple Watch will have this feature?

With respect to the Ultra, are there any indications blood oxygen sensors will make their return?  I still sport the original Ultra because it had that feature and it was since removed because of patent issues.  These days, the only reason to get a new watch is when useful sensors are added - certainly not when they're removed :-)

This is exactly the question:  when will the O2 sensor return to the US?  More sensors are good, but not having the O2 makes it a tradeoff.