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If you already have your phone in your hand it’s faster for sure come on
by randomopining 3y ago
If you already have your phone in your hand it’s faster for sure come on
- OkGoDoIt 3y agoBetween the face ID part, the awkward interaction for selecting the card, and the inconsistency for loading the wallet app, I disagree in my personal experience. Plus, how often do you have your phone in your hand when you’re checking out somewhere? Realistically, I’m either taking my phone out of one pocket or my wallet out of a different pocket, there’s not a huge difference in time or effort. And one of them I know will work quickly and seamlessly, the other one works most of the time with a few extra steps.
- augment003 3y ago> the awkward interaction for selecting the card Do you juggle a lot of different cards? My guess is that most people have a default. > how often do you have your phone in your hand when you’re checking out somewhere? Pretty much always when I’ve been in line at the grocery store.
- ripper1138 3y agoI agree with you. My guess is these people are a bit older and have different habits. Also lmao at “awkward interaction for selecting the card” as if people don’t have to select the card out of their physical wallet in the same way?
- comex 3y agoPersonally, I sometimes have my phone in my hand already. If I don't, then I can usually use my Apple Watch. If not, then yes, Apple Pay with Face ID is a bit inconvenient, but not as inconvenient as carrying around a wallet everywhere would be. In the past, I encountered credit card readers that wouldn't work with Apple Pay often enough that walking around without a physical credit card felt like a gamble. These days it doesn't.
- bombolo 3y agoHands can be used for other things than holding an iphone.