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> and only use Apple products. I use only Apple products (desktop, laptop, phone, ipad), but I've never seriously considered the watch. Battery life less than
by nottorp 3y ago
> and only use Apple products.
I use only Apple products (desktop, laptop, phone, ipad), but I've never seriously considered the watch. Battery life less than a day? Come on...
- callalex 3y agoThe battery life is closer to two days, definitely not less than a day.
- nottorp 3y agoI'm sure I've seen heavy users stating it doesn't last them through the day. But even 2 is ridiculous for a watch. It's not like a phone or another device that you use occasionally and can even use while it's charging. It's supposed to be there on your wrist.
- sgirard 3y agoI put the Apple Watch on the charger while I'm in the shower/getting dressed and it feels like the charge lasts indefinitely. It charges pretty fast.
- ramses0 3y agoThe worst thing is their insistence on whatever swipe touch poke gesture garbage that permeates the whole WatchOS and WatchApps ecosystem. Useless useless useless, and Apple is martyred and married to it. (can't enter a PIN without the touch screen, can't ask app developers to rewrite apps to be button-focused or button-primary, can't _ever_ introduce something that is less capable, or less pretty than their existing overcomplicated mess) I use to love being able to skip to the next track while taking a shower from my pebble because it used these things called BuTtOnS, a long lost technology that allows you to reliable perform a limited set of actions while on the go and without looking.