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Another option is a smartwatch. The screen isn't big enough to read much and notifications can be turned off. It's always with you and even has bluetooth, so no
by lucian1900 5y ago
Another option is a smartwatch. The screen isn't big enough to read much and notifications can be turned off. It's always with you and even has bluetooth, so no more wires.
- sdevonoes 5y agoCan one use a smartwatch to listen music without having to carry around the corresponding smartphone? If so, could you recommend one?
- brummm 5y agoApple watch can save a few MP3s. My really old one can save at least a couple of albums and I never carry my phone with me. The watch connects to bluetooth headphones.
- RealityVoid 5y agoI have Garmin Fenix 6s pro and this variant has 32gb that you can use to store music. It's a nice watch, but the ergonomics of the buttons are not great compared to touch sensitive watches. It will do what you want though, and I love it for tracking my swimming laps!
- mlac 5y agoYeah an Apple Watch with LTE. Not sure if LTE is required, but needed for streaming. Could probably store data on watch before heading out. Need Bluetooth headphones. Battery life is ok.
- Jtsummers 5y agoLTE is not required. I use my non-cellular Apple Watch on runs and listen to either music or audiobooks. You sync your Apple Music music to the watch via the iPhone's Watch app. Audiobooks are similar, but since most of mine were from Audible I use their app to sync to the watch.