Apple Watch Display Quality Judged 'Excellent', Calibrated to Match iPhone 6

[APlotdevice]

The table in the article is wrong. The article shows the results from the Sony and Samsung comparison.

The Apple comparison should be:
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Aye. The give away is the mention of a "reflective mode", which the Apple Watch's OLED display obvious does not have.

 

[Iconoclysm]

That sounds neat, but $350 worth of neat?

I'm not sold yet. I am getting closer everyday. But right now I can only justify ~$200. I'm expecting next year Apple will release something even cheaper and with even more features - I might be able to justify buying that.

When you get another smartwatch for $200 and compare, $350 of things working the way you'd hope they would seems worth it. Also, mine cost $649.

 

[ArtOfWarfare]

When you get another smartwatch for $200 and compare, $350 of things working the way you'd hope they would seems worth it. Also, mine cost $649.

I agree that the Apple Watch is probably worth about $150 more than any other smart watch. Those other smart watches (can we really even call them that?) aren't worth their asking price. Not even close. If they were, I would own one.

 

[NoahK17]

I'm not going to be editing photos on my watch so that doesn't bother me. I'll use it to change music, fitness, and notifications. It could be black and white for all I care.

Have you looked into the original Pebble?

 

[pragmatous]

I want a nice luxury good looking watch though. I'm in that area of expertise where that's important.

Have you looked into the original Pebble?