94% Satisafaction Rate!

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i remember all the posts from the haters here some time ago. So I thought I'd post this link. I don't know how this compares to other Apple devices but I think it's pretty damn good.

http://www.computerworld.com/articl...s-94-apple-watch-customers-are-satisfied.html

 

[BarracksSi]

I didn't participate, but it still mostly aligns with what I think about the AW, including whether I'd recommend it or not (although I pretty much dismiss the idea of waiting a hardware upgrade, and would mention the watchOS 3 upgrade instead).

Here's the Wristly post that Computer World was reading:
https://medium.com/wristly-thoughts...et-not-recommending-it-9e400836310#.8csteczc2

Speaking of the 94% satisfaction rate, I'll suggest that current AW owners are a self-selecting bunch. Most are already regular wristwatch wearers (my own poll says two-thirds regularly wore watches before the AW), they're likely to be early adopters (and willing to put up with some shortcomings), and they also aren't expecting it to be a super-device like an iPhone clone or a solar-radio-synced G-Shock.

 

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When I saw how improved the functions were with the upcoming software I knew I wouldn't care whether there was a new model or not. Maybe in a few more years I'll be interested but for now this is(will be) perfect for me.

 

[IphoneIssues]

When I saw how improved the functions were with the upcoming software I knew I wouldn't care whether there was a new model or not. Maybe in a few more years I'll be interested but for now this is(will be) perfect for me.

There is now no reason where I'd want to upgrade besides aesthetic reasons, to have a second watch to change into. It's just about 95% complete to me now.

The only thing we are missing is 3rd party watch faces, and I completely believe we will get that or Apple will release a large quantity.

If they will do limited edition watch bands for gay pride and now the Rio Olympic Games, just like that, I believe they can and will do this.