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Interesting indeed.It's interesting to see battery included in the responses here, as well as often seeing it in photos / screen shots of peoples' watch faces.... I never even think about my watch's battery level, because it always lasts a full 14-16 hour day for me (with power to spare). Do those who have to keep tabs on their battery wear their watch all the time (for sleep tracking), only removing it occasionally when a charge is needed?
I can't say the same since upgrading from an S4 to an S8. Since I got an S8, I wear it when I sleep now for the sleep and O2 tracking, and I end up having to charge it at least once a day.It's interesting to see battery included in the responses here, as well as often seeing it in photos / screen shots of peoples' watch faces.... I never even think about my watch's battery level, because it always lasts a full 14-16 hour day for me (with power to spare). Do those who have to keep tabs on their battery wear their watch all the time (for sleep tracking), only removing it occasionally when a charge is needed?
A watch to see what day it is and for how much longer you can see thatBattery level
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These are must-have. The others don’t mind.
There are apps for thatMy only real must-have is outside temperature. I usually show activity rings too, but would much prefer a complication with total steps and distance. (my health plan has a cash incentive for walking 10,000+ steps a day for at least 12 days/month, which is why I want that metric on my radar)
When I go the seaside I replace a complication with one with tide height and time too, from Tides app, even if in the Mediterranean the tide is barely noticeable.Tide Pro which shows me the tide data for the local stretch of the Thames so I can see at a glance if I can walk along the river or not (the footpath usually floods with high tide).