Its just so big. No harm or twist in that?It’s your opinion it’s too big. Kind of weird my watch appearing large in a photo has you so twisted up. Enjoy your watch...I enjoy mine!
Its just so big. No harm or twist in that?It’s your opinion it’s too big. Kind of weird my watch appearing large in a photo has you so twisted up. Enjoy your watch...I enjoy mine!
Actually the price is indeed lowered here, compared to S5. But even if it wasn’t, it wouldn’t have any significance, as the tech in the S5 and the S6 is too different to allow for a serious comparison.Ok. Apple removed the charger for "environmental" reasons. Surely the retail price was decreased accordingly. Was it?
not all people like to see date and time by movin hand.Can you turn off the "Always on"? Seems like a waste of the battery if you're wearing it while sitting at a desk all day or something? Sort of like having auto-lock turned on the phone. Who keeps their phone "always on" all day?
What does it feel like, and how long does that process take? You left out some key information, Doctor Cloudyo.If your blood oxygen is dangerously low, you'll feel it. It will be so obvious to you that you will not have to check your watch for it.
Also, Apple Watch can only check between 70% and 100%.
Because companies set their retail selling price at cost lol?If the charger is ONLY removed for environmental reasons, please subtract the price by $19.
Fine for you, sure. I wish it was a lot thicker so it could have a bigger battery.I have been waiting for Apple to release an Apple Watch that was thinner than the original series 0 release (every release since was thicker) but they have finally done it! .1mm thinner. Yeah baby. Order placed.
Cook has driven the profit margin on hardware down from the high 30s or even 40s down to below 30% in the most recent quarter.😂
They say that a month after releasing a 27” desktop computer with SSD soldered onto the motherboard and the screen and computer being one device, so that once either your motherboard, storage or 5K screen dies, your entire product becomes useless.
Apple hypocrisy hard at work. It’s for Mr Cook’s profit margins.
I have absolutely no doubt sleep apnea detection is next. All the requirements are in place, as far as I can tell, but I have no idea if it would have to go through regulatory or if it’s possible to make it useful without needing it.Physician here - what are you supposed to do with the blood oxygen monitor? Absolutely nothing (yet). It's a nice gimmick, but for most people this is a meaningless thing. If you climb or fly in unpressurized aircraft, this *could* be useful. Could because in mission critical situations if there's an issue you need to know the accuracy of the number and what to do with it. Most of us in healthcare know the limitations of the SpO2 and how to interpret it. Without that understanding I worry about people fixating on a number that's either inaccurate or meaningless. Furthermore, I have yet to see evidence of FDA 510K approval which is likely why they didn't make medical claims (e.g. it's for wellness & fitness).
I'm very interested to see this paired with the sleep features to see if home diagnosis of sleep apnea is possible. That would be a huge benefit if people actually wore their watches when they sleep (when would it charge? When I shower?)
Also could be useful in COPD/anyone on home oxygen.
We were worried about the EKG features but the data have shown plenty of patients benefiting from this and it seems like it's more accurate than previously thought.
Hence the very reason that they should not skip out on that to screw the consumer. 🤣Because companies set their retail selling price at cost lol?
Apple’s cost on the 5W is probably less than a buck.
So for the few who don’t have a drawerful of them (or their Android equivalent), Apple should spend $100+ million—that must be made up somewhere else—and continue plowing 6,000,000 kg per year into landfills?Hence the very reason that they should not skip out on that to screw the consumer. 🤣
Fine for you, sure. I wish it was a lot thicker so it could have a bigger battery.
Have you looked at men’s watches over the last couple decades? They’re pretty chunky/huge, but probably aren’t a good fit with small, dainty wrists like yours (nice pic btw!)lolzzzzzzxxxzzzzzzxxxxxzzzzzzzz
me small hand . But if no apple watch prefer casio gschock. I no need even 300 or above watch.Have you looked at men’s watches over the last couple decades? They’re pretty chunky/huge, but probably aren’t a good fit with small, dainty wrists like yours (nice pic btw!)
So I can understand why some want them thinner. I guess you don’t understand why some would want a bigger battery though?
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Sounds like you're in the market for the SE if those are whats holding you back. I just upgraded my series 2 and the speed difference alone is worth it to meI'm still on S2 and see no reason to upgrade. Initially I wanted for the ECG and O2 measurement but then when I researched it more those 2 are totally useless for me. I'm not in the risk category (60+) and overall its more marketing thing. Anyone interested with the topic, you can google doctors talking or measuring ECG and talking specifically how not useful it is at this point. So, after a while I realised there is no point for me to upgrade until there will be a feature that is truly useful.
As of now, all these fancy ones are just mainly marketing gimmicks. Maybe one day the watch will be your personal doctor but for now, its not there yet.
Like ECG for example - Watch has only 1 measure point whereas any hospital has around 6-7 (or more). Giving user false positive also creates issues not only for the person but also for the health care system so overall its not a reason to upgrade. Those interested please research it as you will be amazed how much complex the issue truly is and not what Apple wants us to believe.
I can't control what you do with your extra chargers.So for the few who don’t have a drawerful of them (or their Android equivalent), Apple should spend $100+ million—that must be made up somewhere else—and continue plowing 6,000,000 kg per year into landfills?
Nah.
like we should stop investing money into looking for cures in rare diseases
Sounds like you're in the market for the SE if those are whats holding you back. I just upgraded my series 2 and the speed difference alone is worth it to me
What about the significantly bigger screen? Even if you use your Apple Watch just for information (i.e. time, date, weather), the bigger screen should be a welcome improvement for your 60+ eyes.Good for you. For me S2 is not slow so no reason for me to upgrade just for that.
I guess I'll keep waiting. This way I'll save moneyahhahhhahaha
What about the significantly bigger screen? Even if you use your Apple Watch just for information (i.e. time, date, weather), the bigger screen should be a welcome improvement for your 60+ eyes.
For most other uses, the speed increase would be more than welcome. Sometimes, it would only allow certain functionality in the first place (like e.g. talking Siri).
I intentionally didn’t mention LTE, which is not available on S2, as that functionality is discussed pretty controversially (mostly for additional Carrier cost reasons).
Personally, I really like to be able to make/take calls directly on the Watch.
Not sure if S2 supports Call Forwarding from the iPhone via WLAN, but I could imagine this also being impaired (if not impossible) due to the slow CPU and meager Ram in the S2, compared to S6/SE.
Sigh...having to resort to personal attacks, mate?Comparing producing charging brick to curing rare disease? No wonder your logic is so twisted.
If your blood oxygen is dangerously low, you'll feel it. It will be so obvious to you that you will not have to check your watch for it.
Also, Apple Watch can only check between 70% and 100%.
Sigh...having to resort to personal attacks, mate?
Same as people defending every jerk move Apple is doing right now.
Apple could have easily put a voucher label on the inside of the box for whoever that needs a charger to claim one at the Apple store.
That may increase the shipping weight by like what? 2 grams?
But nope, they are going to make the customers pay for something to make it work.
Imagine new vehicles being sold without all of the non essential fluid topped off and the automaker says because everyone has a bottle of washer fluid at home.