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A Practical Guide to Microsoft SharePoint for SMEs
29 Jun, 2025
£859.30 inc. VAT
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If you’re already in the Apple ecosystem and you actually use your watch for real-world stuff (running, commuting, field days, safety, calls/texts on the move), the Apple Watch Ultra 3 is hard to ignore—even at £716 ex-VAT. The Ultra line is for people who want a rugged-feeling daily driver, great battery life for a smartwatch, and the “it just works” factor with iPhones that IT teams and mobile workers appreciate. LTE on top is especially valuable for staff who don’t always have their phones to hand, or for anyone who wants a reliable line of communication when they’re away from Wi‑Fi.
That said, it’s not good value if you’re buying for light use or you don’t have iPhones in play. Also, don’t confuse “Ultra” with “unbreakable”—it’s built tougher, but it’s still a premium wearable, and the cost will make procurement think twice if this is for a general workforce where a standard smartwatch (or even phones-as-the-primary-device) would cover 80% of the need. In short: worth it for Apple-first businesses with field/service roles, outdoor activity, or a clear mobile-communications requirement; not worth it if your use case is mainly notifications and basic fitness, or if your staff mix devices heavily.