Plus disappointing Aluminium only for GPS so not only would you need to pay the SS premium, you need to pay the extra $100 for Cellular and the extra monthly to have it on your plan.Disappointing. Big price differential to SS.
Plus disappointing Aluminium only for GPS so not only would you need to pay the SS premium, you need to pay the extra $100 for Cellular and the extra monthly to have it on your plan.Disappointing. Big price differential to SS.
Disappointing. Big price differential to SS.
I’d not go cellular. I’m not looking to pay another monthly bill.Plus disappointing Aluminium only for GPS so not only would you need to pay the SS premium, you need to pay the extra $100 for Cellular and the extra monthly to have it on your plan.
Definitely worth a screen protector. I always use them on my iPhone.I know, that sucks. But you should be perfect fine with a good screen protector. I personally hate screen protectors, so I might spend more next time.
I've been thinking about an Apple Watch for a while now. But some questions for you seasoned pro's as I've never owned one.
I'm not a gym bunny, but am trying to increase my daily steps count using the health app on my iPhone. Beside this useful feature what are the top 5 things I'd get out of it.
Also I tend to update my iPhone every 2 years, and will again this September (presuming the refresh cycle is the same).
How long can you expect an Apple watch to last? Specifically the battery. My iPhone doesn't quite get through the day these days. When can I expect the Apple watch to do the same?
Lastly is the aluminium one okay after a few months or does it get scratched a lot? I just work in an office, but couldn't stand a scratched beaten up thing. Do you guys use cases or screen protectors?
Avoid the aluminum one unless you plan on wear a watch case and/or screen protector with it. The display scratches super easily.
Well no I guess that's what the iPhone is for?I've had a series 4 for about a year now, and I use a screen protector named "IQ Shield", and have nary a scratch on my watch. The body is fine too, but then, I don't go around using the watch as a hammer either..
Fall detection is a wonderful feature. I was running a Ultra Marathon a couple months ago in the mountains, and took two hard falls. And each time, the watch asked if I had fallen, and did I need medical attention alerted. All alone at 3:30am in the mountains and I didn’t feel overly concerned since the watch alerted like it should have.I have really come to love the watch. For many of the previously stated reasons. One of the main reasons I got my first S4, last year, was for fall detection. While I am older, young people can also fall. Apple Pay is much easier on the watch. I use the Stopwatch feature every morning for timing coffee brewing and the timer for cooking at night.
Yes I'm sure that makes a lot of sense. I was just trying to get a feel for some of the things people use them for (especially those who are not massive keep fit fanatics).I had been contemplating getting an Apple Watch for more than a year. I am aware it is not a necessity, but at some point I decided to give it a go because I feel like it's one of those things that you have to try to know what it is. It can be irrelevant for some, but for others it may be the best gadget they own. So I figured I'd buy one and see for myself because other people's experiences won't necessarily translate to mine.
I bought the Series 4 44mm (I never go for the newest top tier model when I buy Apple products) and it hasn't even been a full week so I can't really say much, just that at the end of the day buying one is the only way to know for sure what kind of use you'll get out of it and if it'll fit you.
I have an aluminum S02 I've worn just about every day since I got it in 2017. I have a tiny scratch on the left upper corner. I tried a screen protector for about a week and hated it. It was just not for me. No protector, no bumper, NBD.I also have an aluminium AW S4 and, like @fbm3334, I have no scratches. I don't go out of my way to be careful and I swap which arm I put it on every now and again.
The watch will provide more accurate data - including an estimate of calories burned.I'm not a gym bunny, but am trying to increase my daily steps count using the health app on my iPhone. Beside this useful feature what are the top 5 things I'd get out of it.
Ballpark expect your watch battery to last twice as long as a phone, both in terms of single charge use and long term battery health.How long can you expect an Apple watch to last? Specifically the battery. My iPhone doesn't quite get through the day these days.
I wear my aluminium watch while painting, using angle grinders including with sparks directly onto the watch, working with greasy engine parts, gardening... after a couple years it still looks great. I don't use any protection at all and just minor cosmetic scratches but you have to look very close.Lastly is the aluminium one okay after a few months or does it get scratched a lot? I just work in an office, but couldn't stand a scratched beaten up thing. Do you guys use cases or screen protectors?
I've been thinking about an Apple Watch for a while now. But some questions for you seasoned pro's as I've never owned one.
I'm not a gym bunny, but am trying to increase my daily steps count using the health app on my iPhone. Beside this useful feature what are the top 5 things I'd get out of it.
Also I tend to update my iPhone every 2 years, and will again this September (presuming the refresh cycle is the same).
How long can you expect an Apple watch to last? Specifically the battery. My iPhone doesn't quite get through the day these days. When can I expect the Apple watch to do the same?
Lastly is the aluminium one okay after a few months or does it get scratched a lot? I just work in an office, but couldn't stand a scratched beaten up thing. Do you guys use cases or screen protectors?
Not possible in many countries if purchased from an authorised Apple reseller. Products can only be returned if they don't work or have a problem.No need to convince anyone. Buy it, use it for < 14 days - love it or return it.
I've been thinking about an Apple Watch for a while now. But some questions for you seasoned pro's as I've never owned one.
I'm not a gym bunny, but am trying to increase my daily steps count using the health app on my iPhone. Beside this useful feature what are the top 5 things I'd get out of it.
Also I tend to update my iPhone every 2 years, and will again this September (presuming the refresh cycle is the same).
How long can you expect an Apple watch to last? Specifically the battery. My iPhone doesn't quite get through the day these days. When can I expect the Apple watch to do the same?
Lastly is the aluminium one okay after a few months or does it get scratched a lot? I just work in an office, but couldn't stand a scratched beaten up thing. Do you guys use cases or screen protectors?
Not possible in many countries if purchased from an authorised Apple reseller. Products can only be returned if they don't work or have a problem.
You can in the U.K. to. Anything you buy on line can be returned. But as I said earlier, I’m not really the sort of person who does that.In Hong Kong, you can't return anything at all you buy from Apple's own online store, no returns / refunds at all!
You can in the U.K. to. Anything you buy on line can be returned. But as I said earlier, I’m not really the sort of person who does that.
Incorrect. Under the distance selling act you can return goods regardless. There are some exceptions like earrings or built to order items, but U.K. law had you covered. If a seller lists different T&C’c it’s irrelevant.Well very.co.uk you can’t. As soon as you open it there it you can’t return it unless it’s faulty
What has Mrs. AFB advised on the matter with the watch? That is what is truly important. LolIncorrect. Under the distance selling act you can return goods regardless. There are some exceptions like earrings or built to order items, but U.K. law had you covered. If a seller lists different T&C’c it’s irrelevant.
I work for an e-commerce company so I know even if we don’t want to we have to!
Well I’ve not told her yet! Still trying to get our savings back to where they were before we bought this renovation project!What has Mrs. AFB advised on the matter with the watch? That is what is truly important. Lol
Wise man.Well I’ve not told her yet! Still trying to get our savings back to where they were before we bought this renovation project!
We have a joint account so I’m going to have to confess at some point before purchasing!Wise man.