No Tag? Very happy with mine, even when 'crippled' with an iOS counterpart. And thanks to a sensible upgrade plan it won't be utterly worthless in 2 years; that is quite satisfying to know 
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Apple Watch Ranked Highest in Smartwatch Customer Satisfaction by J.D. Power
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Not sure what you consider "upper market," but most Fitbits are under $200. Samsung has a few sub $200 models.
Pebbles are probably not included because the number of clowns you could fit in a VW Beetle is greater than Pebble's marketshare. It has nothing to do each respective companies price points.
Thanks!
I do love my Watch, but got it from/for work. Not sure I would have paid for it. It is a nice fitbit for my use case.
My cousin's husband has a samsung watch and he loves it. It seemed to big (ironically), but has nice features, like being able to put a sim in and go phoneless. For cycling or running, this is pretty neat.
In short, a chart doesn't apply if you are happy with what you have. The best product is the one you like!
The upper market share, I meant
Fitbits are smartwatches? They call itself the Blaze a Fitness Watch.
The Apple Watch has perfect hardware, no issues, no deterioration of any kind after more than one year, including the white strap.
battery ends the day at >50%
software had no issues whatsoever, no crashes, no freezes, nich. I use several functions, several times a day, and some of them, like locating a lost iPhone, or constant HR measuring, are now essential to me.
OS3 is just around the corner, and it basically transforms the Watch into a new, speedy gadget.
Apple has already surpassed Rolex' revenues, and from here they will only go up.
Suck does not.
The Apple Watch had become the Rodney Dangerfield of tech. It is talented, has merit, performs well but still does not get respect. However, the fans love him!
Mine is 22 hours a day on my wrist, the missing 2 hours to 24 is for charging reasons.
Sucks for me and it's square. Ive should be sacked for that rounded rectangle with a non rounded display and absolutely horrible bezel.
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And by the math, it leads by about 1% over Samsung. Not a HUGE deal.
(And I'm an Apple Watch wearer. I'm just also realistic)
(And I'm an Apple Watch wearer. I'm just also realistic)
You are confusing the Apple Watch with the Pebble, apparently. You can't see the bezels at all on the AW.
Woah... there is a significant difference between Apple and everyone else, yet the average would imply that Apple's share also equals all the others combined too. I've very happy with mine and wear it daily since I got it.
I think you are making an assumption that the number scale and the power circle rating are the same scale and I'm guessing that they are not.
You are confusing the Apple Watch with the Pebble, apparently. You can't see the bezels at all on the AW.
It seems you have been using yours with display off. Please turn it on.
Uhm, I didn't buy other smartwatches. I'm saying I'm 100% satisfied with MY purchase, and didn't say a thing about any other brand. Also, please cite the competing watch which will unlock a Mac running Sierra out of the box?
Came in here just to see typical macrumor #neversatisfiedever
was not disappointed
I really like mine too. Can't wait for the improvements watchOS 3 brings.
Improved so many aspects of my life. No single life changing feature, but lots and lots of little improvements.
- Walking and cycling directions relayed via wrist tap so I've not got my face glued to a phone screen.
- Buying a drink whilst out on run without a wallet or phone.
- General awareness - so often at work I'd sit for hours working away losing track of time. It's nice getting a simple tap on the wrist to get up, stretch the legs and get some fresh air.
- Customisable complications on the watch face with nice nuggets of information.
- Allowing me to keep my phone fully silent (including vibrate), no more annoying buzz when left on a table in a meeting.
- Phoneless at the gym, workouts logged on the watch and music via bluetooth.
- The little iPhone alert to locate a misplaced phone.
Etc, etc.
The only First World Problem I have is whether or not I sell of my once loved but now dust collecting analogue watches, which are so pretty but mostly go unused now.
Improved so many aspects of my life. No single life changing feature, but lots and lots of little improvements.
- Walking and cycling directions relayed via wrist tap so I've not got my face glued to a phone screen.
- Buying a drink whilst out on run without a wallet or phone.
- General awareness - so often at work I'd sit for hours working away losing track of time. It's nice getting a simple tap on the wrist to get up, stretch the legs and get some fresh air.
- Customisable complications on the watch face with nice nuggets of information.
- Allowing me to keep my phone fully silent (including vibrate), no more annoying buzz when left on a table in a meeting.
- Phoneless at the gym, workouts logged on the watch and music via bluetooth.
- The little iPhone alert to locate a misplaced phone.
Etc, etc.
The only First World Problem I have is whether or not I sell of my once loved but now dust collecting analogue watches, which are so pretty but mostly go unused now.