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I personally don't like how watches feel on my wrist. I wore one for years until I got my first mobile phone, then I never wore one again. I have to carry my p
by beatgammit 8y ago
I personally don't like how watches feel on my wrist. I wore one for years until I got my first mobile phone, then I never wore one again.
I have to carry my phone with me anyway, so why should I have a watch?
- Markoff 8y agoto not look at phone for every notification you receive (which also save battery) or to see the time? also it should be stated that thanks to notifications on my wrist i have my phone basically 24/7 in DND mode not bothering other people with any sounds, only sound i user it's alarm maybe twice a day just in case and timer when cooking, although they bought go also to my watch. i can also track my sleep and heart rate, but the real reason to buy it were notifications i was also watch hater but it's very light, you when forget it's on hand absolutely not comparable to my father's Garmin fenix brick with battery life few hours