I got my SE a few weeks ago and I'm very happy with it. I couldn't see paying more money for an ECG that I'd never use. Basically same otherwise. I recommend it. I'm very happy with the SE.
“Complications” is a standard watch term for any function other than time of day, not Apple only term. Traditional watch complications were: day of the week, day of the month, moon phases, chronographs with various meters.. pretty old watch term
As a pilot the oxygen level would be handy when flying 7000 feet and higher. Supplemental oxygen required above 12000 but would help to use it lower. May come in handy for mountain climbing. Other then that I see your point about using it around sea level.
I still am using my series 4 and love it! just battery health isnt that great anymore 🙈 Did ECG about 6 times since 2018... yeah I think SE model is sufficient for most under 60🤩🥳
I was able to grab an Apple Watch se 44mm from Best Buy. New open box for just $268. Best Buy has a great return policy and my watch came in its original packaging and it didn’t look like it had ever been opened before! I switched from a Fitbit versa 2 and although the battery life isn’t even comparable, the SE is soooooooo much more user friendly
I just did the same with the open box from Best Buy. *Here because I usually have horrible buyers remorse... even if I wanted the product lol. But feeling real good about this purchase
I like these videos, especially as opposed to the leaks videos. If you do continue covering leaks, you should do a “leak wrap-up” at the end of every “leak cycle”
@@harryfinn9420 no One year or more less of updates Slower processor Doesn’t have key health features like the bloody o2 which is useful in covid times
@@adityakrishnamalhotra1 does 1 year less of updates really matter for the price your paying and plus who tf even needs the flashy new blood oxygen sensor anyway
@@harryfinn9420 that’s the biggest thing during covid That’s why the Oxygen monitoring was introduced You can know if your blood oxygen falls below 91% immediately and take action You don’t have to first get a test to make sure your symptoms are in-fact covid
Hi! Great review, I watched a couple of your videos today to help me decide which watch I should buy between the 6 the 7 and this one (switching from a galaxy watch)and thanks to you I gonna stick to the se and see later if I really want to upgrade! Keep going the honest and down to earth critics !
I had a apple watch series 5 for a couple of days and no matter how mucht things I turned of, my battery life didn’t make it till the end of the day so I send it back. But now I want one again but the battery life really is holding me back, I know that if you turn off the always on display your battery life would last longer but I really like the always on display so I’m a bit stuck here haha
Hey Greg, could you make a video about using the Apple watch without an iPhone? My parents use Android phones since forever, and it would be a huge change for them to use an iphone. I have heard that it is viable to just setup the apple watch once using an iPhone and then continue using it standalone. What would be the drawbacks and limitations of doing that? If it is possible and practical, many android users could buy the apple watch.
You really need a phone You could get a used iPhone 7 or even a 6 if you want and an Apple Watch The Apple Watch is more of an accessory but can totally be used even though you have a not great phone. The se is a good option but some features like Snapchat and Instagram and even web browsing are horrible. If you want to set up the watch with even an old iPhone se gen 1 and just use the watch that would work but there are some functions that still would require a phone later so you you would have to keep it in your possession. Also you could by a less expensive iPhone and connect multiple watches. There is some apple support videos on how that works but it’s really made for kids that want a watch and the parents have a iPhone. Just look it up on apple or even Google it So you still have to have a phone but there are some good options. You just kinda have to remember that it’s still a watch and can’t do everything yet
I upgraded my series 1 to SE last month. Very satisfied with my choice. I don’t see the need to spend extra money for the blood oxygen & always on display features.
If you had sleep apnea you would use the 02 sensor. Even if you aren't using them I think it checks in the background and will alert you if a problem pops up
That always on sucks the power. I have proven that by putting my series 6 watch into cinema just tapping on the watch when I wanted to see the time. I can go 2 days on a charge in cinema mode.
The blood oxygen level is useful for people with asthma as a single use case. During asthma attacks, since your breathing is inhibited, your blood oxygen level will drop. So if you think you feel an attack coming on you could check your blood oxygen (also known as pulse oximeter), and even potentially notice when you blood oxygen is lower than normal so you could potentially use your rescue inhaler before the asthma attack fully sets in. Allowing you to recover better, faster. I myself have asthma, but the feature isn't super appealing to me because my asthma is under control. But I figured I would give you some info on it. P.S. A blood oxygen level of under 90 is typically considered to be something to pay attention too
Going To purchase the Apple Watch SE this or the next month. Thereafter I will Upgrade only when the ECG feature is good enough to be reliable, some new features are added such as the blood sugar checking or BP checking.
I might get an Apple Watch SE. Can someone please tell me if I get the GPS model can I use all the Watches network features. if I connect via my 13 Pro Max 4G hotspot?
No shade at all, the sensors are amazing, but thankfully I haven’t needed the ECG or blood oxygen sensor. Most people won’t either, but I understand it’s different for everyone. Either way the SE has the most important life saving sensors on it, and that’s a big deal.
I picked up a series 5 stainless steel at best buy, new, for $450 2 weeks ago. Completely happy. Was gonna get a SE cellular model but the series 5 wasn’t much more and it was stainless (normally $750 before the 6 came out).
I got a 44mm Series 5 Titanium Edition, open box (basically new but was a customer return) for $300 a week ago. One of the best deals I've ever gotten, from $850 to $300.
Who would buy an SE now knowing the price “may” go down in September? What does history tell us? I’m asking because I’m wondering if I should wait. Thanks!
And I had no idea about a cellular or GPS model when buying my SE from Verizon. All the little features and differences I had to choose from it never said anything about there being two choices for GPS and cell. Glad I have the cellular version lol
Here is a benefit of the O2 sensor if you need a benefit: If you have Covid and you read about 85% O2, you need to go to the ER. Your lungs would not be delivering enough oxygen to your blood stream and you need help.
@@vendettauzumaki it’s 399... but I got the 44mm so it’s $429 but I work in grocery retail and our chain gives great benefits. I got a $200 gift card after being promoted
Exchange by Apple will work with Siri in killer patent also in Mac like i Suppose to Meat Mike or change the Meeting with Jeff and Call. Also in CarPlay and Apple Watch. In killer idea
The only thing I would use the ekg is for the heart rate because if you Touch the crown then it updates your heart rate every second unlike without it it would update every second
It surprises me how many people disregard the usefulness of the Blood Oxygen sensor specially in the middle of a pandemic of a disease that targets lungs 🫁 and one of the first things doctors keep checking on patients is actually the percentage of oxygen in the blood ...i know it’s not perfectly medically accurate but it’s a good start considering the worlds situation. But anyways, in some countries like where i live, the ECG cannot even be activated so i guess it makes the SE much more valuable for the money. Totally getting one for my wife with one of those new spring bands.
@@gabriel3192 I’m correct. See proper reviewers like DC Rainmaker or DesFit. The SE records traces with ‘go-carting’ - missing data on bends. The 6 records better traces.
@@gabriel3192 no disrespect intended at Greg! But a sports tech specialist reviewer like Ray will test for sports related features better. GPS accuracy, optical hr etc. And yeah, SE not quite as good. Could be the same sensor / antenna… could be software related. But it is known and agreed.
@@paulbarton957 yeah and it only has problems if you use the standalone version of the SE watch. but if you use your phone for the GPS tracking it won't matter shit and it's great.
I feel like the theme of this video is what is preventing me from buying another Apple Watch in the first place. Although I had a series 1, ultimately I felt that it just wasn't adding enough to my life to justify the expense. If he doesn't find the extra health data useful, then what is he using an Apple Watch for? Does he work out consistently enough to make up for it? I'm not sure that I would. I'd consider an SE if a future model gets an Always On Display and there is a big increase in battery life for the device to allow better sleep tracking (which would be VERY useful to me admittedly but so far Iv'e been doing okay without despite my health condition). Otherwise, I think it is an expense that wouldn't give me enough bang for my buck.
It really matters if you don’t have your phone on you all the time If you are very active like running soccer biking or even surfing it’s SUPER nice. But if you really are just going to the store it doesn’t really help. From the series 1 to a watch with cellular it really changes the use but you have to have a practical application. So I would wait for something big like a fingerprint sensor and that would probably be a benefit to you if you have a use for it. Otherwise it’s basically a gimmick but I love my series 3 with cellular
The extra health data isn’t something that is necessary or even helpful to someone who doesn’t have health issues. He was just stating that the SE is no different from the 6 in all practicality. You would have some pretty specific needs for the price difference to be worth it to you. Unless you just have the money to burn 🤷🏽♀️
@@Ambereigh You are replying as if you disagree with me, but we’ve said the same thing. I don’t think Apple Watches have shown their utility beyond luxury yet, in either the Series 6 or SE. I won’t get one unless there is a big advancement or if I have the extra income.
@@lerie7938 it was an explanation because you posed the question of why he has an Apple Watch if he doesn’t need the extra 3 features from the 6. He uses all of the other features so it seemed that you were confused. I think the Apple watch is great. I just upgraded from a series 3 to an SE. and the series 3 is great and the SE is even better.
@@aidanm5194 Yeah if I upgraded I’d definitely spend the money for cellular. So much of the watch’s functions are better with cellular. I had the GPS series 1 and it didn’t make a lot of sense for me, especially at work where I didn’t have my phone on me. I also hope always on display isn’t kept exclusive to the flagship line, it makes the watch look so much nicer. Always on Display and longer battery life would prompt me to upgrade. But I hope Greg makes a video on the productivity watch apps available. That’s what I would be interested in.
Oxygen blood readings can be inaccurate. It’s hard to measure readings from your wrist. obstructions and poor readings can happen on your wrists. In medical settings they use medical grade readers on your fingers which have many blood vessels on the surface that is highly accurate.
I wish apple makes the battery life good enough for a week or more, it seems very stupid to be charging a watch every night, with so many other gadgets to charge as well
Good luck with long battery life on apple watch🤣 coz it's a suicide for apple, bc That's means people will keep the watch longer before the decided to buy a new release one. That's why until series 6 battery still sucks, if Amazfit and other smart watch battery can last even for 2 weeks, there's no way apple can't do the same, apple have all the resources, unfortunately people who buy apple watch/phone had no common sense, and apple realized this🤣🤣 it's all about "apple". To me it's about dependable device, most Android phone/smart watch beat apple in this area.
Link me a smart watch with all the features of the apple watch that can last for 2 weeks then. I bet that all the watches you're talking about are just used for fitness tracking and isn't using the same amount of computing power an apple watch does.
Hey Greg, could you make a video about using the Apple watch without an iPhone? My parents use Android phones since forever, and it would be a huge change for them to use an iphone. I have heard that it is viable to just setup the apple watch once using an iPhone and then continue using it standalone. What would be the drawbacks and limitations of doing that? If it is possible and practical, many android users could buy the apple watch.
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I got my SE a few weeks ago and I'm very happy with it. I couldn't see paying more money for an ECG that I'd never use. Basically same otherwise. I recommend it. I'm very happy with the SE.
I agree, some of the features like EKG and blood oxygen is available for 22 and up. I’m a teen
The only feature I'd miss with the SE is the always on display, that's pretty important to me.
@@kevindam1946 but it drains battery
@@nickjr2189 Not that much. It's worth the tradeoff to me
@@kevindam1946 its funny cause it got the hardware for it, but its software locked by apple
I should have got the SE and pocketed the rest I spent getting the 6.
You might be in need of a hacker I strongly recommend @Quicklink02 via IG to fix your problems
@@quickfixtoolszquickfixtool6983 what?
“Complications” is a standard watch term for any function other than time of day, not Apple only term. Traditional watch complications were: day of the week, day of the month, moon phases, chronographs with various meters.. pretty old watch term
As a pilot the oxygen level would be handy when flying 7000 feet and higher. Supplemental oxygen required above 12000 but would help to use it lower. May come in handy for mountain climbing. Other then that I see your point about using it around sea level.
This video, in my opinion, is by far the most practical and useful review of Apple Watch SE. Cheers Mate 👍🏼😊
I still am using my series 4 and love it! just battery health isnt that great anymore 🙈 Did ECG about 6 times since 2018... yeah I think SE model is sufficient for most under 60🤩🥳
under 60? babes it’s 309
@@zodgaff I think they are talking about under the age of 60.
Hello, you should do
“Apps on my apple watch”,... help us find them.
I was able to grab an Apple Watch se 44mm from Best Buy. New open box for just $268. Best Buy has a great return policy and my watch came in its original packaging and it didn’t look like it had ever been opened before! I switched from a Fitbit versa 2 and although the battery life isn’t even comparable, the SE is soooooooo much more user friendly
I just did the same with the open box from Best Buy. *Here because I usually have horrible buyers remorse... even if I wanted the product lol. But feeling real good about this purchase
I like these videos, especially as opposed to the leaks videos. If you do continue covering leaks, you should do a “leak wrap-up” at the end of every “leak cycle”
I just got mine today like an hour ago and I love it!!!
I have a series 2. What should i buy. An SE or a series 6?
6 will go a longer way
SE
@@harryfinn9420 no
One year or more less of updates
Slower processor
Doesn’t have key health features like the bloody o2 which is useful in covid times
@@adityakrishnamalhotra1 does 1 year less of updates really matter for the price your paying and plus who tf even needs the flashy new blood oxygen sensor anyway
@@harryfinn9420 that’s the biggest thing during covid
That’s why the Oxygen monitoring was introduced
You can know if your blood oxygen falls below 91% immediately and take action
You don’t have to first get a test to make sure your symptoms are in-fact covid
Hi! Great review, I watched a couple of your videos today to help me decide which watch I should buy between the 6 the 7 and this one (switching from a galaxy watch)and thanks to you I gonna stick to the se and see later if I really want to upgrade! Keep going the honest and down to earth critics !
Can someone give me more information about the battery life.How long does it last etc ? Thanks
The Apple Watch series 6 is on sale in Best Buy for 329 for the 40mm and 359 for the 44mm is it worth it or is the SE still worth it at 279
It’s currently on sale at Target too. Go for the 6 at that price point.
The sapphire cartridge is the touch that makes me turn the notifications on for your videos😁👍🏻
I think that Apple had to do something crazy for me to upgrade from my series 3
Maybe a fingerprint sensor or camera??
And I absolutely love my solo loop
It’s so nice
Fingerprint sensor would be nice, not sure if the camera would work well on the watch.
True
Did you upgrade?
Na still waiting for something cool^
I had a apple watch series 5 for a couple of days and no matter how mucht things I turned of, my battery life didn’t make it till the end of the day so I send it back. But now I want one again but the battery life really is holding me back, I know that if you turn off the always on display your battery life would last longer but I really like the always on display so I’m a bit stuck here haha
Garmin
Hey Greg, could you make a video about using the Apple watch without an iPhone?
My parents use Android phones since forever, and it would be a huge change for them to use an iphone.
I have heard that it is viable to just setup the apple watch once using an iPhone and then continue using it standalone. What would be the drawbacks and limitations of doing that?
If it is possible and practical, many android users could buy the apple watch.
You really need a phone
You could get a used iPhone 7 or even a 6 if you want and an Apple Watch
The Apple Watch is more of an accessory but can totally be used even though you have a not great phone. The se is a good option but some features like Snapchat and Instagram and even web browsing are horrible. If you want to set up the watch with even an old iPhone se gen 1 and just use the watch that would work but there are some functions that still would require a phone later so you you would have to keep it in your possession.
Also you could by a less expensive iPhone and connect multiple watches. There is some apple support videos on how that works but it’s really made for kids that want a watch and the parents have a iPhone.
Just look it up on apple or even Google it
So you still have to have a phone but there are some good options. You just kinda have to remember that it’s still a watch and can’t do everything yet
I am still debating whether to purchase the de or the 7. This will be my first Apple Watch any suggestions? Thanks in advance I appreciate it.
What size SE do you have. It looks like a 44
I upgraded my series 1 to SE last month. Very satisfied with my choice. I don’t see the need to spend extra money for the blood oxygen & always on display features.
Awesome device. I don’t leave home without mine 👌
If you had sleep apnea you would use the 02 sensor. Even if you aren't using them I think it checks in the background and will alert you if a problem pops up
That always on sucks the power. I have proven that by putting my series 6 watch into cinema just tapping on the watch when I wanted to see the time. I can go 2 days on a charge in cinema mode.
The blood oxygen level is useful for people with asthma as a single use case. During asthma attacks, since your breathing is inhibited, your blood oxygen level will drop. So if you think you feel an attack coming on you could check your blood oxygen (also known as pulse oximeter), and even potentially notice when you blood oxygen is lower than normal so you could potentially use your rescue inhaler before the asthma attack fully sets in. Allowing you to recover better, faster.
I myself have asthma, but the feature isn't super appealing to me because my asthma is under control. But I figured I would give you some info on it.
P.S. A blood oxygen level of under 90 is typically considered to be something to pay attention too
Going To purchase the Apple Watch SE this or the next month.
Thereafter I will Upgrade only when the ECG feature is good enough to be reliable, some new features are added such as the blood sugar checking or BP checking.
I might get an Apple Watch SE. Can someone please tell me if I get the GPS model can I use all the Watches network features. if I connect via my 13 Pro Max 4G hotspot?
Not sure where you're going with the shade regarding health sensor functionality. That seems an odd tack to take.
No shade at all, the sensors are amazing, but thankfully I haven’t needed the ECG or blood oxygen sensor. Most people won’t either, but I understand it’s different for everyone. Either way the SE has the most important life saving sensors on it, and that’s a big deal.
Great video. Want to upgrade from my series 3 and it is the only Apple Watch I have had.
I picked up a series 5 stainless steel at best buy, new, for $450 2 weeks ago. Completely happy. Was gonna get a SE cellular model but the series 5 wasn’t much more and it was stainless (normally $750 before the 6 came out).
I got a 44mm Series 5 Titanium Edition, open box (basically new but was a customer return) for $300 a week ago. One of the best deals I've ever gotten, from $850 to $300.
Yea u got scammed bro💀
Can I ask the currency?
Who would buy an SE now knowing the price “may” go down in September? What does history tell us? I’m asking because I’m wondering if I should wait. Thanks!
I’m literally waiting for the 7 to release just to buy the SE for slightly cheaper 😁😂
@@fuzzyx2face me too. Hope it’s worth the wait.
And I had no idea about a cellular or GPS model when buying my SE from Verizon. All the little features and differences I had to choose from it never said anything about there being two choices for GPS and cell. Glad I have the cellular version lol
Here is a benefit of the O2 sensor if you need a benefit: If you have Covid and you read about 85% O2, you need to go to the ER. Your lungs would not be delivering enough oxygen to your blood stream and you need help.
I upgraded from my Series 3 to an SE so my younger brother could have my older series 3.
Was your brother happy?
@@VIZOP yeah
Blood Oxygen Level
Important during COVID-19. Low
Levels Indicate that you will be
Needing a Ventilator. 🤷♀️
It isn’t very accurate because it is not reading from the finger
Still a worth to use when it had the same storage and greater updates for future to comes.
I just bought a Series 6 44mm for $229 before tax 2 days ago over the SE. so it’s good for me
How did you get it for 229 it retails for 300$
@@vendettauzumaki it’s 399... but I got the 44mm so it’s $429 but I work in grocery retail and our chain gives great benefits. I got a $200 gift card after being promoted
Exchange by Apple will work with Siri in killer patent also in Mac like i Suppose to Meat Mike or change the Meeting with Jeff and Call. Also in CarPlay and Apple Watch. In killer idea
The only thing I would use the ekg is for the heart rate because if you Touch the crown then it updates your heart rate every second unlike without it it would update every second
Commenting for the algorithm
Thanks!
What's up with your forearm/wrist?
I think he has wrist bent a lot so the bone that ends the forearm is sticking out a lot
What is up Greg
Hey
As a private introverted person…an AOD definitely not a deal breaker. SE for me.
It surprises me how many people disregard the usefulness of the Blood Oxygen sensor specially in the middle of a pandemic of a disease that targets lungs 🫁 and one of the first things doctors keep checking on patients is actually the percentage of oxygen in the blood ...i know it’s not perfectly medically accurate but it’s a good start considering the worlds situation.
But anyways, in some countries like where i live, the ECG cannot even be activated so i guess it makes the SE much more valuable for the money. Totally getting one for my wife with one of those new spring bands.
because people are dumb and uninformed... so I'm not wondering...
If you want accuracy for running, go for the 6
Bruh they have the same sensor😂😂
@@gabriel3192 I’m correct. See proper reviewers like DC Rainmaker or DesFit. The SE records traces with ‘go-carting’ - missing data on bends. The 6 records better traces.
@@gabriel3192 no disrespect intended at Greg! But a sports tech specialist reviewer like Ray will test for sports related features better. GPS accuracy, optical hr etc. And yeah, SE not quite as good. Could be the same sensor / antenna… could be software related. But it is known and agreed.
You might be in need of a hacker I strongly recommend @Quicklink02 via IG to fix your problems
@@paulbarton957 yeah and it only has problems if you use the standalone version of the SE watch. but if you use your phone for the GPS tracking it won't matter shit and it's great.
I feel like the theme of this video is what is preventing me from buying another Apple Watch in the first place. Although I had a series 1, ultimately I felt that it just wasn't adding enough to my life to justify the expense. If he doesn't find the extra health data useful, then what is he using an Apple Watch for? Does he work out consistently enough to make up for it? I'm not sure that I would. I'd consider an SE if a future model gets an Always On Display and there is a big increase in battery life for the device to allow better sleep tracking (which would be VERY useful to me admittedly but so far Iv'e been doing okay without despite my health condition). Otherwise, I think it is an expense that wouldn't give me enough bang for my buck.
It really matters if you don’t have your phone on you all the time
If you are very active like running soccer biking or even surfing it’s SUPER nice. But if you really are just going to the store it doesn’t really help. From the series 1 to a watch with cellular it really changes the use but you have to have a practical application.
So I would wait for something big like a fingerprint sensor and that would probably be a benefit to you if you have a use for it. Otherwise it’s basically a gimmick but I love my series 3 with cellular
The extra health data isn’t something that is necessary or even helpful to someone who doesn’t have health issues. He was just stating that the SE is no different from the 6 in all practicality. You would have some pretty specific needs for the price difference to be worth it to you. Unless you just have the money to burn 🤷🏽♀️
@@Ambereigh You are replying as if you disagree with me, but we’ve said the same thing. I don’t think Apple Watches have shown their utility beyond luxury yet, in either the Series 6 or SE. I won’t get one unless there is a big advancement or if I have the extra income.
@@lerie7938 it was an explanation because you posed the question of why he has an Apple Watch if he doesn’t need the extra 3 features from the 6. He uses all of the other features so it seemed that you were confused. I think the Apple watch is great. I just upgraded from a series 3 to an SE. and the series 3 is great and the SE is even better.
@@aidanm5194 Yeah if I upgraded I’d definitely spend the money for cellular. So much of the watch’s functions are better with cellular. I had the GPS series 1 and it didn’t make a lot of sense for me, especially at work where I didn’t have my phone on me. I also hope always on display isn’t kept exclusive to the flagship line, it makes the watch look so much nicer. Always on Display and longer battery life would prompt me to upgrade. But I hope Greg makes a video on the productivity watch apps available. That’s what I would be interested in.
I'd prefer to get a ceramic series 5 to be honest just because... that white...
I didn’t notice that I could pair an iPhone with an Apple Watch. So, watching this review just in case I want to cop on with iPhone 14 or iPhone 15.
Biggest frustration is no always on… really not helpful for things like a metronome 😭.
I honestly don’t care about the always on display.
do you mean 100 in us or canada
I just want one for working out and golfing
Oxygen blood readings can be inaccurate. It’s hard to measure readings from your wrist. obstructions and poor readings can happen on your wrists. In medical settings they use medical grade readers on your fingers which have many blood vessels on the surface that is highly accurate.
Yay for Pokémon cameo 😁❤️
Gotta catch 'em all.
Disappointed. SPO2 is indicator of how much harder you can push yourself. Heart rate is not that important for physically well/fit person.
I forgot it did exist!
I wish apple makes the battery life good enough for a week or more, it seems very stupid to be charging a watch every night, with so many other gadgets to charge as well
It's basically series 4
Play this video and 1.5 speed or 1.75
nice
8
I’ve got you at 1.5x speed and you still sound slow.
👍
Claiming to work out and getting 2 days of battery life doesn't add up......you get 2 days of battery life because you don't workout.....busted.
1
Hellooo
Most your information is useless
I wanted to know what the watch was like after 6 mnths not about your exercise routine your waffling on about. 👎👎👎👎👎
Good luck with long battery life on apple watch🤣 coz it's a suicide for apple, bc That's means people will keep the watch longer before the decided to buy a new release one. That's why until series 6 battery still sucks, if Amazfit and other smart watch battery can last even for 2 weeks, there's no way apple can't do the same, apple have all the resources, unfortunately people who buy apple watch/phone had no common sense, and apple realized this🤣🤣 it's all about "apple". To me it's about dependable device, most Android phone/smart watch beat apple in this area.
Link me a smart watch with all the features of the apple watch that can last for 2 weeks then. I bet that all the watches you're talking about are just used for fitness tracking and isn't using the same amount of computing power an apple watch does.
@@fiftyninez9738 yea i agree with you. And the Samsung watch battery lasts about the same as the Apple Watch.
Hey Greg, could you make a video about using the Apple watch without an iPhone?
My parents use Android phones since forever, and it would be a huge change for them to use an iphone.
I have heard that it is viable to just setup the apple watch once using an iPhone and then continue using it standalone. What would be the drawbacks and limitations of doing that?
If it is possible and practical, many android users could buy the apple watch.
Good luck trying to use logic or reason with an Android user.
@@Photologistic says the person using a locked down phone with zero flexibility.