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I'm glad they're continuing to iterate on their product. This is certainly a nice improvement. Though I don't really understand the insistence of putting button
by BinaryIdiot 12y ago
I'm glad they're continuing to iterate on their product. This is certainly a nice improvement. Though I don't really understand the insistence of putting buttons on a watch that are used to interact with the thing. Pressing buttons, on the side of a watch and on your wrist while doing anything but standing still is always really awkward.
I was really hoping their v2 would have axed the buttons. I would be very tempted to pick one up if they did but oh well.
- dubbel 12y agoI actually love the buttons. I can change the current song or take a call while on the bike without taking the of the road, just because I know where the press. This would not be possible with a touch screen. If I want to do stuff where a touch screen would come in handy I take out my phone anyway.
- angryasian 12y agoits absolutely possible with my moto 360. swipe once up and left and tap forward and backwards.
- BinaryIdiot 12y agoWhenever I went for a walk or run and tried to use the buttons it always felt awkward and cumbersome. I'd rather have buttons on my headphones or something that's really easy and obvious to hit (such at tapping the screen or something). I mean the Android Wear watches can do this (so it's possible) but it's not always the most intuitive either.