I don't think so because the device received FDA approvals, so it had to be tested and shown to be accurate.
FDA approval just means the Apple Watch has been tested and found not to cause heart attacks
I don't think so because the device received FDA approvals, so it had to be tested and shown to be accurate.
Maybe they can't have it work reliably for people with dry skin, thick finger or hairy arm? Or the EEG mechanism simply breaks under excess static electric shock? Considering it has been delayed, I think there is something that is making it not ready for release and they are taking compromises on reliability for the time being.I don't think so because the device received FDA approvals, so it had to be tested and shown to be accurate.
You should get yours checked out. My series 4 lasts well over two days.The only reason I traded in my 3 was because of the new ECG feature. Apple is not keeping its promise if it cannot deliver. They should take back every watch if they are not able to do what they showed in the demo. Also, why are you negotiating on their behalf. The battery life on the 4 is really bad. My 3 would give me 2 1/2 days with 10-20% left. Series 4 gives a day less.
If I go to bed wearing the watch at 100%, when I get up it will be around 95% - 92% (using less than 10% all night).I am not getting the kind of battery life that you have mentioned. My watch drains even if I am not wearing it. Never used to happen on my 3. It would probably take 3% off for the entire night if I didn’t wear it. Now on 4 it takes 20% overnight.
1. Watch face - infograph with calendar, weather, time from another zone, wife on speed dial, workout, timer, activity and battery life.
2. I play soccer for 90 mins twice a week. 30 minute workout maybe 2 other days.
3. Pillow app for sleep. I stopped using the auto sleep feature since I thought maybe that is affecting battery life but no difference.
4. Sometimes my watch dies at 10%.
Maybe I need to take it to the store. I get 1 1/2 days of battery life with 20% remaining.
It could be that it works better for some skin-types than for others. The reason for the delay seems to be because Apple only received FDA clearance the day before the keynote where Series 4 was announced.Maybe they can't have it work reliably for people with dry skin, thick finger or hairy arm? Or the EEG mechanism simply breaks under excess static electric shock? Considering it has been delayed, I think there is something that is making it not ready for release and they are taking compromises on reliability for the time being.
This announcement from Apple indicates to me that its not going to work as expected. Am I wrong in drawing that conclusion?
The only reason I traded in my 3 was because of the new ECG feature. Apple is not keeping its promise if it cannot deliver. They should take back every watch if they are not able to do what they showed in the demo. Also, why are you negotiating on their behalf. The battery life on the 4 is really bad. My 3 would give me 2 1/2 days with 10-20% left. Series 4 gives a day less.
FDA approval just means the Apple Watch has been tested and found not to cause heart attacks
If AirPower is released and turns out to be a dud, should I be eligible to return my iPhone 8?
If AirPower is released and turns out to be a dud, should I be eligible to return my iPhone 8?
I upgraded for the larger screen, watch faces with more complications, louder speaker, and improved performance. I'm looking forward to ECG, but if that was a huge concern I would have just bought a stand-alone ECG reader.AirPower isn’t a feature of iPhone 8. ECG is a demoed feature of the watch and a prime reason for most people to upgrade or buy.
No, you're not wrong. It's a big red flag. It feels like Apple is delivering an unfinished product just to make their promised year-end delivery date.The refund should apply to all purchasers from the release of Apple Watch 4. Many bought for that feature....it was not a "Maybe" but a promised feature.
This announcement from Apple indicates to me that its not going to work as expected. Am I wrong in drawing that conclusion?
Not really, because "AirPower" is just a fancy name for "wireless charging" and has worked from day 1If AirPower is released and turns out to be a dud, should I be eligible to return my iPhone 8?
That’s incorrect. It HAS NOT received FDA “approval”.I don't think so because the device received FDA approvals, so it had to be tested and shown to be accurate.
I upgraded for the larger screen, watch faces with more complications, louder speaker, and improved performance. I'm looking forward to ECG, but if that was a huge concern I would have just bought a stand-alone ECG reader.
The 45 days should begin after 5.1.2 is released. I was not able to see if it worked during all this time.
Even so, people for whom ECG is a prime reason to buy shouldn't have bought until it was released. Stuff happens with promised features.ECG is a demoed feature of the watch and a prime reason for most people to upgrade or buy.
FDA approval just means the Apple Watch has been tested and found not to cause heart attacks
That’s incorrect. It HAS NOT received FDA “approval”.
With all the recent chatter about the Apple Watch, something tells me it's going to drop today around 1PM Eastern. Anyone want to place some bets?
With all the recent chatter about the Apple Watch, something tells me it's going to drop today around 1PM Eastern. Anyone want to place some bets?