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Apple Watch Series 12 is excellent, but I find myself missing this one software feature

9to5Mac • Sun, 18 Oct 2026

Apple Watch Series 12 has been a marvel of an upgrade, at least for me. I’ve written about it WHOOP. That said, in my past month testing it, there’s one WHOOP feature I’ve found myself missing. more…

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Apple Watch Series 12 has been a marvel of an upgrade, at least for me.

I’ve written about it WHOOP.

That said, in my past month testing it, there’s one WHOOP feature I’ve found myself missing.

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