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Oh I totally agree, but Apple's advertised battery life is to ensure CSAT and does not reflect reality. Fact of the matter is that my Series 4 watch has about
by AgloeDreams 7y ago
Oh I totally agree, but Apple's advertised battery life is to ensure CSAT and does not reflect reality.
Fact of the matter is that my Series 4 watch has about 2 and a half to three days of battery life, rather than the marketed 16 hours, especially when used like a fitbit (Apple's estimate bundles in music streaming, navigation, and hardcore workouts, and is tested on the smaller model, which has a smaller battery.)
I was a huge pebble fan, I still use my Pebble 2 and Time Round sometimes, the Apple watch is in another league as per what it can do, but I honestly think the Pebbles were still a better product than Fitbit's watch at doing what fitbit is trying to do. Sure the Fitbit has a nicer screen, but what do they do with it?