The only commercial that is at least tolerable, was the one with the boxer, i like the beat in the background, overall very obnoxious ads.
I'm surprised to see so much negativity here. These are the best ads Apple has done in a long time, to my eyes. While not as iconic as the iPod silhouette campaign or the Mac vs PC campaign, these are the first ads in quite a while to even come close to having a *chance* at becoming halfway iconic. The backgrounds alone are terrific, and the music choices so far are so much more upbeat than the direction Apple's ads have been headed lately. I agree with Jakexb. This is how you advertise electronic jewelry.
Reality: you still have to sign for that ice cream, or possibly even have to go dig your iPhone out of your pocket/purse and find the last four digits in Wallet to give the clerk.
(Someone had to.)
Never ran into this and I pay with apple pay on 60% of my purchases.Reality: you still have to sign for that ice cream, or possibly even have to go dig your iPhone out of your pocket/purse and find the last four digits in Wallet to give the clerk.
(Someone had to.)
How is it hands free?
I can take my iPhone out of my pocket and take advantage of essentially all its features with one hand.
With the Watch, you need to engage both hands to do anything other than glance the time and some complications -- and even then you can't do anything with the hand you wear your watch under while you're glancing.
The iPhone isn't hands free by any stretch but the Watch is even less so.
THIS is how you advertise electronic jewelry.
I agree with the poster who said this is A-Game advertising. In 15 seconds, they set a unique look that I can't say matches anything else on TV and managed to show blip of relevant functionality. Nothing about 3rd party apps (as they don't work amazingly well), just quick notifs, fitness, Apple Pay. And it's all done in a stylish and feminine tone, which is rare for electronics ads -- which are usually skew masculine.
I can see them not being a hit on this board, but they're not going after dudes that hang out on MacRumors. Fascinating to watch.
Not in my experience. I keep on meeting people who have just purchased the watch. I think it's doing better than ever.Just in time. Seems like the Watch was losing its initial buzz.
I see them everywhere. There are at least a dozen people at work that have one. Many people at the gym have them. And amazingly, they all love the Apple Watch. You need new friends.Completely anecdotal - conversations amongst friends, relatives etc and the fact that the only Apple Watch I have seen so far was on an Apple employee's wrist.
This one reminds me a lot of my childhood. Ma would take me and my sibling to the nondescript world of vagueness, and we'd stand for hours and hours. It was delightful.
The thing about the ice-cream is that it was physically impossible to hold on to for more than two minutes. The invisible vendor made sure of it.
about to write something about that...GGG is the middle weight champion of the world, most feared boxer on the planet...should have been highlighted on the commercial...and macrumors could have shown a little more respect than just "boxer"GGG is a beast (the boxer)
I'm surprised to see so much negativity here. These are the best ads Apple has done in a long time, to my eyes. ...
Completely anecdotal - conversations amongst friends, relatives etc and the fact that the only Apple Watch I have seen so far was on an Apple employee's wrist.
Lift up arm, watch face activated, "Hey Siri".
I'm surprised to see so much negativity here. These are the best ads Apple has done in a long time, to my eyes. While not as iconic as the iPod silhouette campaign or the Mac vs PC campaign, these are the first ads in quite a while to even come close to having a *chance* at becoming halfway iconic. The backgrounds alone are terrific, and the music choices so far are so much more upbeat than the direction Apple's ads have been headed lately. I agree with Jakexb. This is how you advertise electronic jewelry.
THIS is how you advertise electronic jewelry.
I can see them not being a hit on this board, but they're not going after dudes that hang out on MacRumors. Fascinating to watch.
I'm surprised to see so much negativity here. These are the best ads Apple has done in a long time, to my eyes. While not as iconic as the iPod silhouette campaign or the Mac vs PC campaign, these are the first ads in quite a while to even come close to having a *chance* at becoming halfway iconic. The backgrounds alone are terrific, and the music choices so far are so much more upbeat than the direction Apple's ads have been headed lately. I agree with Jakexb. This is how you advertise electronic jewelry.
has less bugs for me, and speed and battery much improvedhow about an ad where your OS X El Capitan is filled with bugs?
Pat500000 is just a troll, ignore 'it'.has less bugs for me, and speed and battery much improved