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Great comment and it immediately made me think up the only use case which would appeal to me right now. I have started swimming and I am timing myself with a s
by the-dude 3y ago
Great comment and it immediately made me think up the only use case which would appeal to me right now.
I have started swimming and I am timing myself with a stopwatch on my wrist. I am already wearing goggles because hard contact lenses and freestyle. The watch is hard to see with the goggles on, and I have to 'search' the stop button which adds latency.
I would love to have a stopwatch in-view.
- eysquared 3y agoI’m a convert to physical buttons for this reason (though I’m not a swimmer). A Garmin watch that allows for all interactions to be done via easy to find physical buttons and well thought out data screens was a huge improvement for my own use cases.
- the-dude 3y agoI am using a 'dumb' Lorus watch ( 17 euros ). Those used to cost a fortune when I was a kid ... edit: https://www.kish.nl/nl/428539/lorus-horloge-digital-r2365ax9/ https://www.kish.nl/nl/428539/lorus-horloge-digital-r2365ax9...
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- aborochoff 3y agoI think what you are wanting exists https://www.formswim.com/ https://www.formswim.com/ FWIW I tried them out, I liked the screen, but the shape of the goggles really takes out your already limited peripheral vision which I couldn't get used to and returned them.
- the-dude 3y agoCool, thanks and will check it out ( I don't like the smartphone sync, but maybe it still useful without ).