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It's less of a big deal than I thought it'd be. I switched from a Garmin to an Apple Watch - which has less battery life - for some development work I had to d
by etchalon 2mo ago
It's less of a big deal than I thought it'd be.
I switched from a Garmin to an Apple Watch - which has less battery life - for some development work I had to do and it turned out I barely noticed.
Charge phone, charge watch, charge headphones just became a nightly checklist.
- snayan 2mo agoI guess it's dependent on what you're using the watch for. I like the sleep tracking and various overnight metrics. Find keeping an eye on RHR and HRV is one of the best early signals for overtraining.
- nxbdbsjdns 2mo agoBut unlike headphones and your phone, you want to wear your watch at night to monitor sleep At least that's a major selling point for these smart watches
- tetromino_ 2mo agoI charge mine (older Pixel Watch model) when sitting down and coding. Or when showering if on the weekend and not coding. It charges very quickly.
- basisword 2mo agoJust charge it while you're doing something lazy at night (reading, watching a show). 30mins and you're set.
- Marsymars 2mo ago> But unlike headphones and your phone, you want to wear your watch at night to monitor sleep Some people do. Personally I've had a smartwatch for some years and have never been interested in sleep tracking. I only put it on when I'm leaving the house, so it generally has plenty of time to charge.