So far I’ve only used it while I’m walking with my coffee in one hand - i use siri voice command to start workout walk and double pinch gesture to hit start.
I see myself using it to dismiss things while driving or dismissing reminders. I struggle to get it to work if im not sotting or standing upright.
Nicer band.
Id be lucky to get more than half an hour.
If there was a sick mode, id love to get reminders every other hour to drink some water and reminders to log any painkillers to ensure i dont overdose/overlap in the hazy delirium of fevertown
Braided loop
He is such a cuddly pudding ❤️
Hahah thanks! Love the pun! And yeah a I’m sure if my post was that shit, the mods would have taken it down. Besides, its show off posts like mine that helped me to decide what colour and size i wanted to buy.
I have a small lady wrist and the 45 watch face doesn’t feel too big at all. The strap however is a M-L which is too big as you can see in the photo - the salesperson underestimated how small my wrists are. Once i get a better strap, it should be perfect!
Nothing to say, just stoked to finally take the plunge and join the AW club
So fucking glad you posted this ♋️
Yeah i wouldn’t rely on a watch alone, i still go in for annual tests. Doesn’t mean its useless though.
I can see you’re asking a lot of good questions and i get the feeling you’re leaning away from getting the smart watch in favour of an annual check up.
What i would say is if she’s recently been diagnosed with anything which could be monitored vaguely by using the watch, it cant hurt to get it, even if its YOU who holds the data on your phone and all she has to do is wear it and recharge it.
Im in my 30s and was diagnosed with a non life threatening thyroid disease that intermittently makes me feel bad in many different ways. Some days i get light headed, nauseous, emotional and brain foggy and its hard to tell of its because of my thyroid playing up or of its because i haven’t had enough water and food. I dont yet have an apple watch (currently using garmin) and i use the various heart and oxygen data to help me work out whether my issues are because i forgot to eat properly or if my thyroid is going haywire.
It helps me tuck away my hypochondriac tendencies when i can see that my body isn’t doing anything unusual, but if my pulse ox or heart rate does change, it will prompt me to visit my doctor to get my bloods and medications updated.
I haven’t used single arm to its fullest extent but have a great deal of success with using Siri voice commands to open apps and using the double tap to cycle through menus and start functions