I was sold with bigger battery and bigger screen so looks like this will be the one I will get.
All Apple Watches except for the Sports models have been made with a Sapphire display since the beginning.I've had Apple Watches since the beginning and while I swim and hike, I don't do either at any "extreme" level. But the Apple Watch is a pretty fragile piece of technology due to a glass surface that has no protection at all from impact. My second Apple Watch's glass completely cracked simply because it fell out of my locker room locker onto a tiled floor. While my Apple Watch 4 avoided damage, my AW 6 has some pretty deep scratches on its surface - and I have no clue how they got there. I - or it - never fell and I didn't participate in any high-contact activities at all.
While scratches are alright with me, I wish Apple would find a better material for its watch glass. At one point, early on, Apple was going house sapphire glass, but the company it contracted with couldn't produce the material in large enough quantities (and, to my investment dismay, subsequently went bankrupt). I understand that a 'lip' isn't desirable on a touch-sensitive watch, but surely Apple could find a better substitute for Gorilla glass - I'd pay extra for something like sapphire. The frame of the watch almost never got scratched for me.
Only the Stainless Steel and Ceramic models (and perhaps the Titanium/Edition)All Apple Watches except for the Sports models have been made with a Sapphire display since the beginning.
We are saying the same thing.Only the Stainless Steel and Ceramic models (and perhaps the Titanium/Edition)
won't be surprised if they they call it pro lolThey’ve sucked at naming things for a couple years now. Great products but cringeworthy naming. “Pro Max”. Honestly the word Max just sounds like 1990s marketing jargon. I shutter to think what this watch will be called.
because the large one now looks pathetic on anyone over 6'2"Not sure why they have to keep making it bigger, it's going to take up half of a forearm here soon. I am all for a sport version, will be interesting to see what they price it.
Many luxury watches are larger than AW, and my disappointment with a "larger" AW is the modest size increase that is rumored. When cycling at my limit, often with sweat in my eyes and on my sunglasses, it can be difficult to read the puny AW display safely. I would appreciate an AW large enough to read easily — and one that doesn't look sadly small compared to my Omega.If this turns out to be successful, that will be all the proof needed that Jono missed the mark with his pursuit of the luxury market.
personally, I'm ready to trade up to a model with 25% less battery life and is 25% slimmer. Tired of these chonky boi's
I’ll wait on the SApple Watch Series 8 X-Treme Pro Max Edition
Rolls right off the tongue.