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Exactly! If you have your own local songs, you can easily load playlists/albums/etc onto an Apple Watch just like you could with an iPod. I've found it's reall
by FreakyT 6y ago
Exactly!
If you have your own local songs, you can easily load playlists/albums/etc onto an Apple Watch just like you could with an iPod. I've found it's really useful for listening to music while focusing on a task.
- ericlewis 6y agoif you have a cellular watch then you can just stream from Apple Music!
- qubex 6y agoThat “complicate everything” attitude involving several extra items of hardware (Apple Watch, AirPods, and of course an iPhone to configure the watch) and at least a couple services (phone provider, Apple Music or Spotify) is frankly distressing. I have all of the above (iPhone 11 Pro, Apple Watch 6, AirPods Pro) and yet I still rely on my colour-coded last-generation iPod Shuffles when I want to just pop in a pair of earphones and have some favourite tunes that suit whatever mood I’m in (or want to put myself into). Why on earth should one have to spend so much money to achieve the same result (and forgo the elegance of simplicity in the process)?
- learc83 6y agoYou can buy a cheap MP3 player for $5 as long as you don’t mind loading it up manually.
- mikestew 6y agoTo each their own way to solve the problem, but I do not consider a handful of color-coded Shuffles to be less complicated than playlists on a single device. Especially when one goes to grab that black Emo Shuffle only to find that you forgot to charge it. How apropos.