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I use an Apple Watch, and while I don’t necessarily care about its accuracy in terms of steps walked or other specific details, I do value the insights it gives
by cebert 2y ago
I use an Apple Watch, and while I don’t necessarily care about its accuracy in terms of steps walked or other specific details, I do value the insights it gives me into my daily activity. Even if it’s not entirely accurate, I get a reasonable estimation of how much I’ve moved, stood, and worked out. My watch motives me to me more active.
- aurareturn 2y agoTrue. I think most people care more about trend lines than anything else. If it isn't accurate, at least let it be consistently inaccurate.
- mvonballmo 2y agoI like to say that I don't care if it's inaccurate, as long as it's precise.
- eudhxhdhsb32 2y agoFYI, precision is an entirely unrelated to accuracy, whether consistent or not. Precision is basically just how many decimals your measurements have.
- maccard 2y agoTrend lines are way more important for pretty much everyone. Anyone who cares about absolute numbers is either focusing on the wrong thing, or is doing vo2 max tests on the regular and knows the numbers on their watch are trends anyway