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I find the glass on the Titanium scratches less than the others. Believe it’s different glass but the Stainless may also have it? AppleCare+ Warranty for Watch
by nixgeek 5y ago
I find the glass on the Titanium scratches less than the others. Believe it’s different glass but the Stainless may also have it?
AppleCare+ Warranty for Watch Edition is also 3 years (albeit more expensive to buy) and for when it does get damaged, being able to get a new one for reasonable “in warranty” costs is something I value. I believe AppleCare+ for the others is 2 years, but their new monthly plans might support going >24 months before you’re entirely out of warranty?
I didn’t do Edition in the Series 0 timeframe because $10k is ludicrous but the Aluminum vs. Titanium costs are much closer with Series 7.
- lathiat 5y agoThe glass is intentionally different. The sports one is supposed to be more shatterproof but scratches easier. The stainless model is much more scratch resistant but shatters easier. My wifes Series 2 lasted a few years with minimal scratching, she got a Series 5 and the face is basically ruined after a year and a bit. It is SO bad.
- nimish 5y agoSapphire on the higher end ones, "Ion-X" (gorilla glass) on the cheaper ones. Sapphire is more expensive than chemically strengthened glass.
- ahonhn 5y agoSo "Sapphire & Steel" Incidentally the initial working title for the UK science fiction series bearing that name was "The Time Menders" :-)