Not even Apple can make watches desirable
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I'm sure there are more accurate HRM's but this one is on and working for 16 hours a day, it's saving lives.
Strava HR analysis is pants, but that changes with OS3 when direct access is allowed.
Strava HR analysis is pants, but that changes with OS3 when direct access is allowed.
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The world has gone mad.lol
Was wondering today about the benefits of having steering wheel volume control in my car when the stereo is about 12 inches to the left.Oh, and voice control too just in case.
Don't see the benefits of the watch at all really?
Was wondering today about the benefits of having steering wheel volume control in my car when the stereo is about 12 inches to the left.Oh, and voice control too just in case.
Don't see the benefits of the watch at all really?
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As for the watch, work bought me an iPhone 6s so I thought sod it and for me the message/email display on the watch are exactly what I need. I spend my life in meetings so a quick glance lets me know if I need to excuse myself without having to check my phone. I also look after a 24/7 team, so when I'm not in work I can see what's going on and if I need to get in touch without being logged on, or going through emails, takes me less than 3 seconds to flick my wrist see the title and carry on.
Very good. I need to start using the heart beat monitor in the gym
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The heart rate integration with Strava really is trash, HealthKit on the iPhone has a much better picture, but Strava does a bad job of reading it - probably not their fault - Watch OS3 will fix that but I suspect battery life will suffer.
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Why are people so negative on here ? the guy wanted an Apple Watch, his money so he can do what he wants with it!. my friend has an Apple Watch and it's a good bit of kit! Wears it everyday (at work) and there's not a mark on it. Obviously won't be everyone's cup of tea but that's life. If someone owns something that I wouldn't buy I wouldn't abuse them though.
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Okay mate abuse is probably the wrong word! I've had a few watches over the years and when it comes to the battery going I never bother replacing them..I'm tempted with an Apple Watch but the only thing holding me back is the fact that I've got everything on my iPhone
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Garmin are still in business , thankyou
http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2016/09/a...2-preview.html
looks like the new watch could actually be useful this time
looks like the new watch could actually be useful this time
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Mine was £320 18 months ago, blame Brexit. The rubber band has been great, I'd worry about the smell, mine gets very sweaty.
Last edited by JackClark; 08 September 2016 at 04:09 PM.