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Combined with poor battery life, this is quite pointless. I can imagine that would be okay if the watch lasted for a full month, then you could buy two watches
by varispeed 2mo ago
Combined with poor battery life, this is quite pointless.
I can imagine that would be okay if the watch lasted for a full month, then you could buy two watches and swap them out every now and then.
- ValentineC 2mo ago> Combined with poor battery life, this is quite pointless. Seems like it'll work with the Fitbit Air too. That has a 7 day battery life.
- net01 2mo ago> 7 day battery life Been using the fitbit air since day 1 and it never died on me. Charge it when I shower. The only issue is the fabric strap is getting dirty, and the sensor gets a bit dirty (dead skin, etc.) compared to an Apple Watch. Other than that, it's spectacular, and now with Apple Health, it's on par if not better than the Apple Watch. apple health only synced to the 4-5 of July, though. :/
- hbbio 2mo agoThis. I don't see the point of using a Pixel Watch or an Apple Watch or any watch that has 1 or 2 days of battery max. My 3 year old Garmin has 2+ weeks battery life and is tracking activity, ox (ok, it's not medical grade), sleep, etc. Also it does _not_ have a mic (something we're going to pay extra in a few years the way things go) and is not connected to anything wirelessly. No need for another device to set it up and you decide when you get data out using USB.
- IshKebab 2mo agoJust charge it at night? I don't see why you need more than 2 days battery life.
- varispeed 2mo agoHow do you track sleep then?
- ValentineC 2mo agoI take mine off to charge whenever I'm in the shower.
- IshKebab 2mo agoAh I don't. Can't sleep with it on.
- sagarm 2mo agoI just charge my watch while I'm in the shower. It's more than enough.