Like I said,
could have handled everything much better. Thought of a better way to roll everything out. Not sure how, but that is why they pay ppl smarter than me to figure out these things.
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Like I said,
could have handled everything much better. Thought of a better way to roll everything out. Not sure how, but that is why they pay ppl smarter than me to figure out these things.
To me its a watch and a sports band. Thats all i asked for. All the other features it has are a bonus.
Loving mine
Loving mine
very nice! I have the deep sea as my daily driver and it's going to be hard to replace it with an AW.... Going to give it a week to see, maybe I will find occasions when I can use the AW.
Like I said,
Yup agreed 100%.
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How much are submariners running these days?
Because people like to whinge on internets forum and rarely like to praise.... All forums are like that, more whinging than praising.
His going to continue until it arrives, at that stage the Apple watch will be the best thing ever . At least your feedback will be useful to others , I appreciated it.
Like I said,
Wow, that's the daftest thing I've heard. You're confident Apple could have done it better, but have no suggestions as to how. Surely if they could have done it better, they would have?
Love my iPad Air 2, use it every single night while lying in bed to read a book or browse the web. Using my new MacBook right now to type this while watching the Clippers game. Don't feel like sitting at my desk while my iMac batch processes hundreds of photos, couch is more comfortable anyways
Everyone has different wants and needs though.
I'm sure the first few days you're on the watch a lot, which is not really what it's meant for when you have a larger screen to do everything the watch can but better.
But as time goes by I think you'll realize that being able to glance on the fly, messages, emails, calls, etc., is really what the watch is about. Fitness is also another big plus for it.
And then there's also the actual watch/jewelry aspect which is something people seem to forget.
I've bought watches in the same price range that tell time and look cool to me. The fact the Apple Watch does both and beyond is a no brainer for a guy like me.
If those things don't matter, then a smart watch is not for you. Simple as that.
But as time goes by I think you'll realize that being able to glance on the fly, messages, emails, calls, etc., is really what the watch is about. Fitness is also another big plus for it.
And then there's also the actual watch/jewelry aspect which is something people seem to forget.
I've bought watches in the same price range that tell time and look cool to me. The fact the Apple Watch does both and beyond is a no brainer for a guy like me.
If those things don't matter, then a smart watch is not for you. Simple as that.
Personally, I still want to try it out. I never was 100% about keeping it. After reading real user reports maybe I'm at 98% now. If it does what I need it to do great. If not back it goes. That way alway my plan.
Love my iPad Air 2, use it every single night while lying in bed to read a book or browse the web. Using my new MacBook right now to type this while watching the Clippers game. Don't feel like sitting at my desk while my iMac batch processes hundreds of photos, couch is more comfortable anyways
I love the iPad mini... It's perfect for my daily surfing. I bring it everywhere! Oh the plus too haha
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I agree man.
I'm still very much enjoying mine. Sure it's not without its little issues but these will be ironed out with software updates. The potential the watch has is huge. I wouldn't get rid of mine, I'm already finding some things significantly more convenient on the watch than the phone.
You make very good points.
1. I do notice is being slower if my iPhone is in my bedroom and I am downstairs. It's a big home so maybe the distance is the issue?
2. My battery drains about 20-25% after a workout. I find myself at 25-30% at night. I rarely use the watch though except for the workout features.
3. I'm not a Watch guy. I just thought the Apple Watch would change things.
I usually have my iPhone plugged in at home and the office so I cannot comment on the impact to iPhone battery.
Ohh! I love the Deep Sea! I don't think the AW will ever replace it either.
The AW took some money from a Pam purchase!!
The prices keep on rising! I remember back in 1990, I was looking for a Sub and they were $2,100. 6 years later they were up to $5,000 and they ended up at $6,100 before the new ceramic models came out. The new ceramic is around $7,500.
The ceramic GMT is a little more.
Thanks, that GMT was difficult to find.