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I own a Bangle.js 2 and really wanted to like it. I have a pretty high tolerance for awkward workarounds to maintain a moral high ground, but it just was no fun
by tweetle_beetle 3y ago
I own a Bangle.js 2 and really wanted to like it. I have a pretty high tolerance for awkward workarounds to maintain a moral high ground, but it just was no fun. The touchscreen tended not to respond as expected - it seemed to regularly, but not always, have an input offset of around 20% of the screen. My first one's button broke despite minimal use due to the above - only really wore it as a novelty (it was replaced to be fair). The app ecosystem requires attention to stop different apps intefering with each other. The Gadgetbridge connection wasn't especially reliable for me. Etc.
I finally gave up when I found the tiny magnets which hold the charger on to the watch had fallen out and were lost when I went to charge it one day.