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Well I for a fact could care lesser and lesser about the watch anymore day by day. Sure I was excited about the watch and Lord knows yall know that in here. But then I realized there's the iPhone 6S plus and iPad mini 4 I could look forward to this year and it's right around the corner. IPhone still trumps everything. Anyways, I'm starting to see more and more people losing interest with the watch or they are finding out the reality of the use or lack thereof the watch.
Surely there's buyers remorse going on right now. Who's planning to return their watches? Click to expand.Hmm, not me. I've only had mine for two days but I love it.
Apr 27, 2015 Is the honeymoon over? Discussion in 'Apple Watch' started by Appl3FTW, Apr 26, 2015. And if you get a bunch of unwanted Facebook or Mac rumors messages you clearly haven't set up those websites properly. That hardly has anything to do with needing an Apple Watch. Oct 15, 2015 - Apple scored unforgettable hits against Microsoft with its Mac vs. Over the last several years, including in the latest version of OS X,.
It's not fair to compare it to the iPhone and iPad as it's a companion device. It's not perfect but then nor was the first generation iPhone and iPad. It's definitely not for everyone. It's a device that enriches the user experience but doesn't add many necessities. That said, I used it for directions yesterday and it was just truly amazing to get the taptic feedback to tell me when to turn etc. Not a chance I'll be returning it. Not for me I've been watching the forums for the last six months or so.
Ordered the watch at 8:01am UK time on the 10th and received my watch on 24th. For me, it's great. I realise people's views differ. And that's fine.
However, I posted before it's release the following. I thought I had understood how the watch would work and, thankfully, all of what I said, has come true. Since Friday I have used my iPhone 6 less and watch more. And at the end of each day I am finding the watch has c.
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30 - 40% battery life (which is what I expected, given the amount of notifications I receive, the 1.5 hour walk with the dog, the at least 30 minute treadmill work-out) and the iPhone 6 battery has increased to at least 50% at the end of the day. On average I get up at 7am and go to bed at 12am. What I said in March.
'My view is this will be useful for me. And I realise it will not be useful to everyone. Because I want something small that I can use to count my steps (I try and do 10,000 a day) and the watch will tell me this. I will not need to take my iPhone out with me for the steps to be counted.
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I do not need to know where I have been (therefore I do not need GPS on the watch) as I will have just been there. I realise some people DO want to know where they have been on a map and that is fine. But for me, it is about how far I have walked / calories burnt etc not the route I have taken. I did once have a GPS watch but found it more useful for measuring how far I'd walked not WHERE I'd walked. I want to listen to music during my walk with the dog and having the storage referred to gives me 200+ tunes to listen to with bluetooth earphones. More than enough for 10,000 steps.
I always wear a watch for telling me the time / date. I actually do not think the watch I will purchase (£339) is expensive compared to some models of watches I own. And given what I have said above, the Watch will do much more that will prove to be useful. Would I pay £600+ for a watch?
Probably not but hey - I don't have to. In addition, I work from home and having the watch with me instead of carrying around my phone in my pocket, whether upstairs, in the garden etc, will be very useful. Including for counting my steps, answering messages, quick calls etc. I sometimes use the treadmill in the house and at the moment to count my steps I have to carry my phone. Now I can leave it downstairs and use the watch, whilst still listening to music through bluetooth headphones (and of course still receive notifications). I like the idea of directions when walking on the watch - when we travel I will be able to use directions on the watch, and keep my phone in my bag instead of carrying it in my hand which sometimes isn't a great thing for security reasons. Again I will also be able to receive notifications without taking the phone out of the bag.
I consider the watch will allow me to use the phone less and less. So for my money the watch works a treat. Just my two pence worth. Seems like Apple stockholders reply a lot nowadays.
Praising any and every Apple product. And what's so hard about taking out your iPhone to read a message?
With the watch you first check your watch and then get a message to please continue reading on your iPhone. At the end of the day, I still find the Apple Watch Venture. Very interesting no matter if the watch suits me or not.
The dynamics are immense, Apples hanging it all out, spending vast amounts. The twelve page glossy center of the magazine Vogue ad, alone, is proof positive of Apples burning desire to obtain acceptance in the fashion industry.
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Yet in big headlines today in The Verge and other articles already Jony Ive is backing up fast. Changing his tune, now claiming Apple doesn't want to be in fashion. See the article it's a good read.
Respectfully. Perhaps you don't know Apple as well as you think. I said back down, I didn't say cut out the hype. But Apples tradition of calling things like the iPad during its launch 'Magical & Revolutionary' was a bit much.
I'm on day 4 with my watch and I think I'm finally using it the way it's meant to be used. It hasn't changed my life dramatically. However, it has saved me time that I would have wasted on my phone because when I look at my phone for a notification I spend way more time on it than necessary. I knew anything important would come through on my watch, and I'm glad it's weaning me off unnecessary phone time. I can see the benefits for anyone who spends a little too much time staring at their phone and not enough time doing things, as well as the people who can't easily access notifications on their phone because it's not always handy.
At first, I wished the native apps on the watch could do more. Now I'm glad they don't, although there are a few things I still hope for, such as replying to emails. I think my $399 watch would have been better at $299, at that price point there would be a lot more people buying one in the upcoming months which would make it more fun for those who have a watch. Overall, I like it a lot and it's making my life more convenient, like the iPhone and iPad did.
I think it's true that many people were expecting a tiny iPhone. At first, I noticed a lot of things that were missing from the watch that I could do on the iPhone. Now that I can stop playing around with it, I'm more able to see the bigger picture of what the watch will do for me and why the things I thought were missing are not needed. It has a tiny screen, if I have the opportunity to be browsing anything I can get my phone out. I find that my interactions last a few seconds each, and that's what the watch is for. Living life (hopefully more meaningfully without looking at phone all day) and doing some things that need to get done asap without breaking your stride.
Well it is clear that the Watch is NOT for people who only want it IF they can show off that they got it on Day 1 and that's the only reason they wanted it. Once they lost their brag factor where they clearly seemed to want to just run around showing off how important they are because they have one.
Now that they lost that they just seem to want to come here and say how superior they are because they are too smart to get the watch. The rest of us who like the look and the functionality are quite fine in our happiness to have and use the product. I like it a lot more than my Pebble. I have found it is so nice to use it for most of my texting and I have learned new tricks with Siri that I love. On Friday I actually only had to say 'Hey Siri, when I arrive at Costco remind me to buy cat food'. I forgot all about that (and the cat food) until I drove into the Costco parking lot and it gave me the reminder. Well it is clear that the Watch is NOT for people who only want it IF they can show off that they got it on Day 1 and that's the only reason they wanted it.
Once they lost their brag factor where they clearly seemed to want to just run around showing off how important they are because they have one. Now that they lost that they just seem to want to come here and say how superior they are because they are too smart to get the watch. The rest of us who like the look and the functionality are quite fine in our happiness to have and use the product. I like it a lot more than my Pebble.
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I have found it is so nice to use it for most of my texting and I have learned new tricks with Siri that I love. On Friday I actually only had to say 'Hey Siri, when I arrive at Costco remind me to buy cat food'. I forgot all about that (and the cat food) until I drove into the Costco parking lot and it gave me the reminder.