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I have replaced my iphone with an Apple watch and I am a professional in my thirties. If i carry a phone i check it constantly. The watch is great for me, and n
by MrJagil 4y ago
I have replaced my iphone with an Apple watch and I am a professional in my thirties. If i carry a phone i check it constantly. The watch is great for me, and now I hate having to carry a phone (i.e. if i need a certain app, camera, travel or something) and I'd recommend it to most people.
The worst part is when i get a call, i have to decline it, put on my airpods, open the podcast app to make sure my watch is connected to my airpods, and then call back. If I pick up the call immediately i either have to ask them to wait while i put on airpods and sometimes the call is stuck on watch speakers (which is less than ideal, but can be ok) because blue tooth suck. this might sound nightmarish, and it sorta is, but, that is how far I'm willing to go to avoid the internet when I'm out and about.
I own an iPhone SE, it just sits at home in the charger, forwarding calls to my watch. My watches battery goes out late afternoon, where i get home and can charge it. I have replaced my computer with an iPad pro where i answer all my messages.
- gnicholas 4y agoI have thought about trying to do this, but the part about the battery dying in the late afternoon sounds pretty terrible. If the battery lasted 75-100% longer, I might give it a try. I also don't love the idea of yet another monthly fee.