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People used to sleep with watches 50 years ago too. You just get used to it.
by fifilura 9mo ago
People used to sleep with watches 50 years ago too. You just get used to it.
- mhitza 9mo agoTrue. Though the difference with smart watches is that they tend to be significantly bigger in size than what common watches used to be like. Smart "bands" tend to be less perceptible.
- formerly_proven 9mo agoThey’re not that much bigger than an automatic, though they are heavier than most.
- fifilura 9mo agoYeah, they get bigger if you spend more money on them. I have a Garmin Forerunner 165, it is not very big, and not heavy compared to an old style watch made from metal.
- sva_ 9mo agoI think it depends what kind of smartwatch you choose. It should fit your wrist. The amount of people I've seen with e.g. a Galaxy Ultra watch that stands over their wrist on both sides is staggering to me. For me, the Galaxy Watch 7 in 44mm fits perfectly
- sobjornstad 9mo agoSurprisingly, I find the Apple Watch significantly more comfortable and less perceptible than any other watch I've worn in the past. My theory is it's the contoured back for the heart rate monitor, etc. But maybe I'm just weird.
- pixl97 9mo agoHow didn't they sweat their watch to corrosion? Or is that just a me problem when wearing something on my wrist?
- minifridge 9mo agoSome plastic silicone straps with the heavier overall weight make it a worse experience that traditional watches