I have had an Apple Watch for the past two years. Series 0 purchased in the States in 2015. Got the S3 on release day and it is so much snappier. Usually have the modular face, the Siri face for me would be utterly useless, but currently have the Toy Story Toybox because… TOY STORY!!
Carrot Weather is the only complication I have on there, mainly due to being outside at work a lot.
This thread has got me thinking what would I get as an upgrade to my huawei, and really there’s nothing out there. If it has one fault it’s too big… so you’d think a newer one would be thinner… after all everyone is going to be going for thinner, right?
Nope. Every next gen watch I’ve seen is actually bigger. They add pointless numeric dials around the outside, and buttons that don’t do anything…
All I want is: 1. preferably round, 2. decent stainless steel case, 3. decent strap, 4. around £150-£200 - ie. exactly what I have now, but thinner (half the thickness if they could manage it), and maybe with NFC. This should be easy ~3 years since I got my first smartwatch… progress being what it is, but smart watches really haven’t progressed.
The original Huawei Watch was indeed a beast. It managed to be the most fully featured Android Wear watch for a good 18 months from release. I don’t understand how badly they messed it up with the second one, but then their CEO openly admitted that he doesn’t see the point in smartwatches!
Maybe the Misfit Vapor would be a good update? It’s due to come out this month.
On the note of this: I have the Apple Watch Series 3 with cellular and honestly it’s been so much better with LTE. I leave my iPhone at home lots if I’m popping out, and I can still communicate if needed.
When streaming comes to Apple Music via the Watch I can pop my AirPods in and stream any song directly from my Watch with no iPhone needed at all - can’t wait.
I had the LG Urbane but changed to the Samsung Gear S3 a few months back (which is why I want Samsung Pay).
I did like Android Wear, I kind of even preferred it - just about. But the fitness tracking stuff just wasn’t developed enough for it to be a Fitbit replacement (which is what I wanted).
I do have a hard time finding watch faces that I really like that display everything I want.
Sorry to grave dig but I was wondering how accurate you find its heart rate monitoring? I’ve got a Garmin VivoSmart HR for this which seems prette accurate when it comes to heart rate but its sleep tracking isn’t great