checked out the verges review today like everyone else, now im worried and thinking the space grey might be better than forking out so much for the SS.
Ugh
Ugh
Hating the fact everyone is now going to buy the Sport version.
I was going for SS milanese loop and now I have no idea what to do after watching the verge video.
checked out the verges review today like everyone else, now im worried and thinking the space grey might be better than forking out so much for the SS.
Ugh
Everyone keeps acting like the bands are going to expire with the watch. What I mean is that I'm getting the stainless steel one because I like the way the bands look better for the stainless steel (yes you can get the same ones for aluminum but I don't like the way the look).
When I sell my apple watch next year, I'll sell the main part of the watch and the sport bands, and then keep my stainless steel link to use with the new stainless steel watch.
Haha..good luck with that plan. How many times did iPhone accessories become obsolote due to change of the size or connectors? I bet watch2 will have a slimmer size and the v1 bands will not be compatible.
No chance. Remember the 2nd gen will be geared more towards attracting new customers rather than upgraders. Once Apple have got everyone on board the ecosystem, then they can start making changes to the design that aren't backwards-compatible, but they won't do it so early on while the watch is still establishing itself.
Hating the fact everyone is now going to buy the Sport version.
Not everyone: The Edition customers are downgrading to stainless steel.
Both of them
Driving a Neon is less cool than driving any scooter, or hitch hiking with The Edition.LOL
I wonder, what's cooler - to drive a Dodge Neon while wearing The Edition With $7K strap or to drive a Mercedes wearing The Sport. (assume for a moment that the total $$ in each case is the same.) Hmm.. choices choices
Driving a Neon is less cool than driving any scooter, or hitch hiking with The Edition.
Everyone keeps acting like the bands are going to expire with the watch. What I mean is that I'm getting the stainless steel one because I like the way the bands look better for the stainless steel (yes you can get the same ones for aluminum but I don't like the way the look).
When I sell my apple watch next year, I'll sell the main part of the watch and the sport bands, and then keep my stainless steel link to use with the new stainless steel watch.