Not upgrading to 7 here. Not enough change to warrant an upgrade.
I'm a Man and considering starlight. I already have black bands, Milanese loops (silver) and white bands. I don't think Midnight will go with anything. Just look at it using AR via the website and zoom up close - way too blue. Starlight looks to match with everything and will have quite nice a pop.I will.
I used to upgrade every other year with a stainless model but recently I have been getting aluminum ones which basically allows me to upgrade yearly for the same cost. My only question at this point is of color. I have been getting space gray after space gray model and I finally was ready to commit to a year of silver... but the yellowish starlight has me second guessing that as a guy. Only issue is while midnight looks cool it is yet another year of a very dark watch after years of either space gray or space black.
Thoughts on "starlight" for men?
I have a series 4 that I am not even sure I will upgrade. The larger screen, AOD and additional health tools might be nice. Plus my current battery is at 82%. But man, I just don’t know. I’m really torn on it
I probably will, mostly for fast charging. I typically charge my watch as I get ready for work (which usually takes 30-40 minutes) and it usually charges up to 65-80%, and then I charge for a few minutes before I go to sleep. If I include a few workouts into my day then my watch will be dead or extremely low on a charge. So I’m sure the fast charging will help add a little bit more juice for the day.
Just can’t decide between Midnight or Starlight. I currently have the Series 6 in blue.
I don't use sleep mode so it's not a concern for me. I usually charge for about 20-30 minutes before I put it back on for sleep33% faster is significant but use caution in that impressive "8 minutes gets you 8 hours of sleep tracking" because don't forget "sleep mode" on the apple watch turns the screen off and disables lift to wake too... so they are saying 8 hours of NO SCREEN and NO NOTIFICATIONS which is very different from 8 hours of normal use during the day with the always on display active, constant wrist raises and lots of incoming notifications.
we still will have to invest a good amount of time charging this thing everyday.
Thanks for the reply - won’t lie, this actually may have swayed me toward buying one haha. Apple might owe ya a commission 😉it's tough but i think that would be a huge upgrade *for you*. i mean the larger screen size is a big deal IMHO, AOD is now in its 3rd year and apparently brighter than ever when off, and the optical HR accuracy has been improved since S4 and now also has O2 sensing. Plus you get a fresh battery and slightly faster charging.
the knocks against buying this year is 1) next year will almost certainly see some kind of health sensor improvement or addition (although the rumor for 2022 is an unexciting skin temperature sensor which has limited practical use from other companies like fitbit and soon whoop that have it) and 2) there is this "where there is smoke there is fire" rumor of a "flat" sides apple watch that stunningly didn't happen. when apple has change body designs they have kept them for THREE years but there is this odd sense that the new 41/45mm S7 surely can't survive 3 years can it since it is so close to the S4-S6 generation? personally i think it is VERY unlikely now the S8 immediate changes body AGAIN after only a year but perhaps the S9 will do it in 2 years since the overall soft look is getting dated and it is hard to tell you have a "new" model which people value in particular in a device that many use as jewelery.
Yes. I would agree.Looking at the pictures is the blue aluminum a lighter shade on the 7 then on the 6?
I was willing to be out of pocket up to $400 to trade. But it would be north of $500 trading a nearly new watch. I’m very fond of the stainless models bc sapphire screen is more scratch-resistant and I like the shiny silver finish with all my watchbands.Yeah the SS resale isn’t amazing. Least with the non SS models it’s only like a 150 cost when selling.