Smartwatch General

Did they already fixed the battery issues and the issue of not having the time always on the screen?

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>>57764924
Shall I remake this thread into "smartwatch thread"?

I just don't see the benefits. I already feel like a slave to my phone without adding another thing to look at and charge.

>>57764016
I'm looking to get a smartwatch, this will be my first one. Any recommendations? Please don't say pebble.

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>>57765070
It's like a remote for your phone so you don't have to take it out as much.

>>57765070
Depends if you're the type to constantly pull out your phone to check stuff like the time. I did find after throwing on some watch I got as a gift I didn't have to reach in my pocket to check the time as much, but I don't particularly like wearing stuff like watches much so I doubt I'll get a smartwatch.

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Ticwatch 2? Anyone?

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>he didn't go for literally the best smartwatch

I got a 1st gen 360. They are useful but really not necessary. Being able to message is useful sometimes but mostly it's just slightly extra convenience. Most people don't realize you can talk to your phone with or without bluetooth anyway. I plan to hold out for one more generation before upgrading.