Really? I thought it was rubbish. Couldn't handle files well, and required a lot of research and workarounds to get any productivity out of it. Ended up collecting dust in our place until we gave it to our friend's toddler who loves it.
A heavy, browsing, video watching device. Think it was nearly 800 grams for our 3G version!Add in a case and you're carrying an extra kilo. Like what.
So the iPad 1 wasn't an amazing and game changing tablet that made tablets mainstream and usable? LOL!
I may get an apple watch but I'm not getting apple watch 1. I think the apple watch will have less of an expected upgrade cycle than other devices. At the speculated $450 for the sport version (the only version I'd think is worth it imo), I'll wait for a better version before I bite.
Actually, I think the Apple Sport versions are going to be the cheapest options. I.e., the smaller screened Apple Sport will be the one that is $349. It's made of aluminum, has a chaper band, non-sapphire screen, and non-ceramic back. The standard Apple Watch collection is probably going to be the mid-tier collection.
It seems like you also bought into their hype machine.
Apple didn't invent the smart watch nor did they perfect it. They're simply adding their entry to a preexisting product category. Apples watch didn't necessarily get things "wrong" but there's so much there that isn't "right". So you're not joining a revolution, you're paying to be a beta tester.
(That sounds meaner than intended. I'm interested in a smart watch but not interested enough to buy into an unfinished concept.)
For now, definitely the iPhone. Ask me again in 2 years about the watch.
To be fair, the iPad 1 was pretty awesome, a game changer. I had three years of good times out of that bad boy.
No one's excited about the Apple watch...
It might be better than other smart watches out there, but it's completely ugly, way to big for petite women,.......
No matter how you slice it, it's ugly.
Oh, and did I mention... it's ugly.![]()
For now, definitely the iPhone. Ask me again in 2 years about the watch.
I was interested in thewatch until I got a look at the price and the design. It might be better than other smart watches out there, but it's completely ugly, way to big for petite women, and hugely expensive for a totally unnecessary toy that I probably won't get much ROI from. Now, if they cut $100 off the entry level price, and made it half as bulky I might be interested. If they just made it half as bulky and kept the inflated price, I might still be interested. No matter how you slice it, it's ugly.
Oh, and did I mention... it's ugly.![]()