Thanks very much! Exactly what I wanted to see!
Thanks very much! Exactly what I wanted to see!
Not my idea, Kate Kozuch from an article at Tom’s Guide yesterday is testing this very thing.Highly doubtful that you'll get faster charging with the USB C puck on your your S5.
I agree with this. My S4 chugs along just fine and does everything I want it to do...including tell the time. Imagine that.Nice with a bigger screen but I still don’t see any significant reason for upgrading from a S4.
uh, isn't starlight pretty close to silver?I have many watch bands that only work with silver. It was a mistake by apple to not include that color in Series 7. I'll be passing due to that alone. Hopefully silver returns in Series 8.
ugh, duh. 20% means it's bigger. if you wanna say it's much bigger vs a little bigger, well that's fine. just stick to the facts, 20%This is for you guys - same photo but with everything blacked out except the displays. Series 7 has a significantly larger display - there is no optical illusion going on here, lol. What you're doing is the classic sour-grapes routine to downplay a product you have decided not to buy for whatever reason, but seem to be bothered that others are hyped about and want to convince yourselves that their excitement is not warranted so you don't get a severe case of FOMO 😂
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ugh, duh. 20% means it's bigger. if you wanna say it's much bigger vs a little bigger, well that's fine. just stick to the facts, 20%
From what I’ve read it kind of goes with whatever you’re wearing. I think it’s supposed to be neutral.I have many watch bands that only work with silver. It was a mistake by apple to not include that color in Series 7. I'll be passing due to that alone. Hopefully silver returns in Series 8.
It’s more very light gold apparently.uh, isn't starlight pretty close to silver?
I don’t see evidence for us being anywhere near a limit. There are a lot of infamous early 20th century quotes stating that everything that’s going to be invented has already been so. It’s just harder to see what’s in the future than in the past, so sometimes we’re inclined to think the way it is is roughly how it always will be. But for all we know we’re still in the fetal stages of technological development, and we haven’t even yet scratched the surface of what’s possible.It's funny that it also looks like the Watch is much thicker based on how the change in glass and screen meshes with the body, but they're actually the exact same depth, just slightly wider and taller.
The thing I always think about is that if someone lived a hundred years and was born in, say, 1880, they went from man using balloons and taking trains everywhere, to man walking on the moon, launching satellites into space, and flying around at hundreds of miles an hour as a normal middle-class way of travel.
I think the pace of tech has definitely accelerated, but at some point there is a limit to that pace (you simply can't develop and market new products faster, and too much change can be destabilizing) and I'm not sure it's ever going to be as much of a paradigm shift as it was in the 20th century.
don't feed the trolls =)As clearly indicated in my post, that was a reply to the people here claiming the size difference was largely an optical illusion. My edit of the picture proves it's not (in fact, the difference is even more noticeable when you isolate both displays side by side). That's it. So go say "duh" to them, not me.
don't feed the trolls =)
Looks amazing.
Unfortunately, only visible when using full-color, full screen watch faces and apps… (which suck up more battery btw).
I have a friend upgrading from the LARGE Series three, to the SMALL Series 7… and will have much more screen as a result.Very nice indeed...we all want bigger screen but not a bigger chassis on our wrist
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This is very helpful. Also, I think the "cheap trick" view some have expressed is wrong as well. If you look closely at the original photos, the glass itself had more curve around the edges in the Series 6 -- something it could do if not being used for the display/touch surface. To make the larger screen work without greatly increasing the watch size, they had to flatten those edges somewhat. And to do that, they therefore had to put more of the curve into the watch's body itself.This is for you guys - same photo but with everything blacked out except the displays. Series 7 has a significantly larger display - there is no optical illusion going on here, lol. What you're doing is the classic sour-grapes routine to downplay a product you have decided not to buy for whatever reason, but seem to be bothered that others are hyped about and want to convince yourselves that their excitement is not warranted so you don't get a severe case of FOMO 😂
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The differences in case dimensions are pretty slight, so depending on the tolerances it's not all that surprising some cases might work between the models.Some bumper/case MFG'rs show the S7 bumper/case is the same for S6,S5 and S4, so I'm confused if the S7 is physically bigger or not... I guess I'll find out when mine arrives.
To be honest from the moment I saw it I knew it was a plan B design, so willing to wait another year with S4, I’m not trying to convince myself that I am glad I haven’t upgraded, Apple immediately convinced me not to upgrade during the keynote.This is for you guys - same photo but with everything blacked out except the displays. Series 7 has a significantly larger display - there is no optical illusion going on here, lol. What you're doing is the classic sour-grapes routine to downplay a product you have decided not to buy for whatever reason, but seem to be bothered that others are hyped about and want to convince yourselves that their excitement is not warranted so you don't get a severe case of FOMO 😂
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To be honest from the moment I saw it I knew it was a plan B design, so willing to wait another year with S4, I’m not trying to convince myself that I am glad I haven’t upgraded, Apple immediately convinced me not to upgrade during the keynote.
My plan actually was to instantly upgrade prior to the announcement, then once I saw the marginal difference I was like… that is no way worth the upgrade to me, it might be to others but me personally it’s a definite no this year.
An image of S4, 5 or 6 next to the 7 without a full screen display would clearly show how marginal of a difference in the display it really is.
In other words, the redesign appears to me to be largely driven by engineering concerns in light of the screen's requirements.
To be honest from the moment I saw it I knew it was a plan B design, so willing to wait another year with S4, I’m not trying to convince myself that I am glad I haven’t upgraded, Apple immediately convinced me not to upgrade during the keynote.
My plan actually was to instantly upgrade prior to the announcement, then once I saw the marginal difference I was like… that is no way worth the upgrade to me, it might be to others but me personally it’s a definite no this year.
An image of S4, 5 or 6 next to the 7 without a full screen display would clearly show how marginal of a difference in the display it really is.
To be honest from the moment I saw it I knew it was a plan B design, so willing to wait another year with S4, I’m not trying to convince myself that I am glad I haven’t upgraded, Apple immediately convinced me not to upgrade during the keynote.
My plan actually was to instantly upgrade prior to the announcement, then once I saw the marginal difference I was like… that is no way worth the upgrade to me, it might be to others but me personally it’s a definite no this year.
An image of S4, 5 or 6 next to the 7 without a full screen display would clearly show how marginal of a difference in the display it really is.
I’m not trying to convince anyone I am just stating that to me I feel it is a marginal upgrade at best and so does pretty much every reviewer.Who are you trying to convince, us or yourself? I'm coming from an S4 as well and its been a great watch for nearly 3 years. I'm not only excited about what the S7 brings but also what I have missed in the S5 and S6.
Enjoy your S8 when it arrives, I'm now on a 3-year upgrade cycle for watch and phone.