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meanwhile I'm still in love with my perfectly working apple watch (1st gen). There was (and is) laughter about the topic and apple doing it, but really, this $3
by anonyfox 10y ago
meanwhile I'm still in love with my perfectly working apple watch (1st gen). There was (and is) laughter about the topic and apple doing it, but really, this $300 device integrated in my daily life to the point of missing it when not wearing.
Plus, it is way more than "just" a fitness wearable. Where I live (northern germany) I see more and more people silently migrating to one, it is even impossible to get a watch at any local retailer now, sold out everywhere.
- ProfessorLayton 10y agoMy anacdata: My 1st gen Apple Watch needed replacement due to faulty band-locking mechanisms (New OEM Apple bands would slide right through instead of locking). The good: Apple replaced it no questions asked. The bad: It took 4-5 weeks to send me a replacement. Interestingly, I didn't miss the watch at all while it was out for a replacement. Honestly, I don't find it that useful, I got it because I wanted a new toy. I will admit that the latest WatchOS makes the slowness a lot more tolerable, but still painful.
- pivo 10y agoI had no interest in an Apple watch but after getting one for Christmas this year it took me just a few days to fall in love with it. I now feel very foolish for how much I've spent on various FitBit devices that constantly failed.