Apple Watch Ultra 2 – TIPS, TRICKS & HIDDEN FEATURES!!!

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Here are a bunch of Tips, Tricks & Hidden Features on the new Apple Watch Ultra 2!!! It is packed with a ton of features and in this video I show you what you can ACTUALLY do with this amazing watch! By the way a lot of these also work on the Apple Watch Ultra first edition.

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