I think the question should be, does there _need_ to be a fifth generation Apple Watch consecutive released every 12 months? I don’t think so. I think the Apple Watch has matured enough where the Series 4 can easily sustain until March 2020, where as the Series 5 could potentially launch then. There really is not an indication that the Series 5 will launch in September of this year, but in the likeliness, it will given Apples track record.
I just think there will be a point reached where they Apple Watch will be saturated similar to the iPhone, where consumers are not going to upgrade their Apple Watch every single year, can Apple really implement/change that many features in just one year for the Apple Watch? The most major changes seem to happen for about every 2 to 3 years.
Off topic but to answer that, I’d say it was the iPhone 6 Plus (2014). Piss poor amount of RAM and underpowered SoC couldn’t handle resolution/scaling.What was the last Apple device that was under-powered out of the gate - the "new" iPad 3 in 2012??
I definitely won’t be upgrading my watch this year, I think it would be easier to swallow if the freaking resale values didn’t drop like a rock.
I have the space black SS and I’m not about downgrade to aluminum or spend $750 every year to upgrade my watch. Forget that noise.
I think there will be an update this year as there are always people who want the latest model. So no new model will mean no sales. I think people are expecting one so are holding off buying a series 4. Those people aren’t likely to buy until a series 5 is out.
The only thing that would get me to buy a series 5 would be sleep tracking. Assuming that doesn’t come to the series 4. But the rumours suggest that won’t come until the series 6.
I use an app "Auto-Sleep" on my S4, and gives me all the information I could possibly want. Check it out, it's only like $2.50, and would save you around $500...![]()
I will check that out! Thanks for the tip![]()
Personally, I suffer from a sleep disorder so being able to keep a record of my sleep cycle really helps monitor things. Saying that I’ve not done it up until now but it’s something I am looking forward to trying out.Serious question, what’s the benefit of sleep tracking? Isn’t it sort of backward looking? I know when I got a good nights sleep etc..
Interestingly as we are only nine weeks away from a potential release of iPhone 11 and AW5, there has been no news or stories about AW5. We have been fed appetisers about iPhone 11, the new MacBooks and ipads but nothing about a new watch
Interestingly as we are only nine weeks away from a potential release of iPhone 11 and AW5, there has been no news or stories about AW5. We have been fed appetisers about iPhone 11, the new MacBooks and ipads but nothing about a new watch
I will check that out! Thanks for the tip![]()
I don't get the premise of the article - that the AW4 is fast and is good enough to be fast for a couple more generations? That's been true of most iOS devices released in the last 5 years - they have plenty of processor head room to support any workflow for a couple of years or more. That hasn't stopped them from shipping newer, even faster devices.
What was the last Apple device that was under-powered out of the gate - the "new" iPad 3 in 2012??
wait is there really an indication that the series 5 won't be coming? I was planning on buying it to upgrade from my S3![]()
wait is there really an indication that the series 5 won't be coming? I was planning on buying it to upgrade from my S3![]()
Yes good pointI would wait until about the last week of August, they’re usually/should be something about the Apple Watch Series 5 by then. I don’t mean necessarily ‘visual leaks’, I mean something that likely be leaked/deciphered through code that is found specifically indicating an Apple Watch five might be here in September.