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Genuine question but what would you do after the battery of your watch is dead at 1pm?
by bosie 9y ago
Genuine question but what would you do after the battery of your watch is dead at 1pm?
- scarface74 9y agoIt depends on the use case. If I just wanted a watch to use when I’m running or at the gym so I could leave my phone at home, I would give up battery life for functionality. That would also limit the market for the watch.
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoSounds more like you want a mini mp3 player than a smart-watch.
- scarface74 9y agoA mini MP3 player doesn’t have a GPS to track my running speed or heart rate in real time or allow me to leave my phone in the car and still get calls and messages like the Series 3. Apple Music will be a game changer for many people on the Apple Watch, but I don’t listen to music that often. No native support for podcasts is a deal breaker for me. Currently, if I were still an outdoor runner, I would get the cheapest Apple Watch I could to display GPS info and control audio playback and I would have an iPhone SE - the smallest phone possible - in an arm band. My 6s isn’t unwieldy with an armband but I use an iPad with cellular when I need a usable screen.