Apple’s new watches borrow one of Fitbit and Oura’s smartest health features
Older Apple Watches appear set to miss out on smarter recovery guidance.
Apple's latest watches, the Series 12 and Ultra 4, have adopted a health feature from competitors Fitbit and Oura. This feature, called Readiness, evaluates activity, sleep, and vital signs to provide a daily score ranging from zero to ten. Unlike Google's morning score, Apple's Readiness adapts to changes in the user's body and activity levels.
The feature debuted at Apple's iPhone launch event and is currently exclusive to the Series 12 and Ultra 4 models. Apple Watch users can now receive guidance on whether to push harder or ease up on workouts based on their recent activity and vital signs.
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