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I've just recently got an Apple Watch, and for me it's a net positive. I've turned off almost all notifications on my Watch, so I don't have the problem with co

by shafyy 4y ago

I've just recently got an Apple Watch, and for me it's a net positive. I've turned off almost all notifications on my Watch, so I don't have the problem with constant notifications. It really helps me to get some visibility into my health, and closing the rings does motivate me to work out more. I also love the "stand up" notifications, that get me to get up and take a short break from work. I'm also looking forward to longer term trends, which I think will help me to see if I'm going in the right direction or not =) Edit: I was not a watch wearer for the past 10 years. The Apple Watch shouldn't be seen as a watch, but as a health device.

drclau 4y ago
Watch notifications are a positive for me, _after_ I disabled all but the apps I care about (plus, in messaging apps I muted all but the persons I need to communicate with in real time). Every time I get a notification and the Watch is not on my wrist I am annoyned by the phone vibrating on the desk, or wherever it is. In any case, I wear it mostly for the health monitoring. Notifications as described above are a benefit for me, but I would probably not wear it for that alone.