New Apple Watches seek to prevent cardiovascular events

Santo Domingo.- With the new launch of the Apple Watch, the California-based company seeks to go beyond innovation and technology, including more ambitious health functions and a lighter system that provides a new experience for users.

The new range launched includes the Apple Watch Series 11 and the Apple Watch Ultra 3. Among the innovations included in the Series 11, it keeps an eye on the ECG, blood oxygen, and irregular rhythm detection, while the Ultra 3 debuts hypertension notifications, a huge advance for those seeking more preventive monitoring. These options allow the identification of signs of arrhythmias, atrial fibrillation, or other problems that could go unnoticed. With irregular detection, cardiovascular events are avoided, and a daily digital record is allowed, enabling continuous monitoring. At the same time, it allows access to more precise medical diagnoses.

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The company incorporates a key function for rest, “Sleep Quality”, which offers a detailed score of how you sleep each night, and adds improvements such as a more resistant Ion-X glass and 5G compatibility to always be connected.

“They are watches that no longer just accompany training: they have become guardians of daily health since it seems that Apple has found a good technological vein in it,” says the company on its website.

The Apple Watch Series 11 is the thinnest released to date by the company. It feels lighter and more discreet, almost as if you weren’t wearing anything, something that invites you to use it both day and night.

Instead, the Ultra 3 is the watch that imposes presence from the first moment. With a huge screen, it seeks to make it easier to consult metrics while exercising.