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I haven't had a problem with my watch (Apple) not being visible in bright light and the screen turns on as soon as I lift my wrist to view it. Hasn't been an is
by eclipxe 11y ago
I haven't had a problem with my watch (Apple) not being visible in bright light and the screen turns on as soon as I lift my wrist to view it. Hasn't been an issue for me. It is also waterproof (see youtube videos submerging it underwater - I believe it is IPX7 (1 meter for up to 30 minutes)). And I haven't found the battery life to be a problem - at the end of most days I have 40-50% battery left, but I take my watches off at night anyway, so charging is a non-issue.
- diego_moita 11y ago> the screen turns on as soon as I lift my wrist to view it. I am lazy. Don't want to think of that when my arm is on the chair armrest. > It is also waterproof I swim. And want a leaps counter on the watch. > I take my watches off at night anyway I sleep with mine, to use it as an alarm clock that doesn't wake my wife.
- citruspi 11y ago> I sleep with mine, to use it as an alarm clock that doesn't wake my wife. I sleep with mine as well. My Apple Watch takes ~60 minutes to charge so I'll normally set it to charge after I wake up and it's ready to go by the time I head out for work.
- christopane 11y agoHuh my Apple Watch takes 2 hours to recharge. I forgot to put it on the induction dock one night before falling asleep and spent most of the morning waiting for it to get back to ~90%. Do you have the 38mm?
- citruspi 11y agoYeah. Do you have the 42mm?