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Anyone have an apple watch?


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5 hours ago, Shocker said:

Thanks, I had my doubts and the Huddle has spoken.  

What do you want it for specifically?

I have a Garmin Fenix3HR, and it provides a load of fitness data/metrics. It will also sync with your phone and show calendar data/email/text messages, although I have that disabled because I find it annoying on a watch. 

The newest Apple Watch is getting good reviews, and it's untethered from your phone. 

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3 hours ago, PanthersBigD said:

What do you want it for specifically?

I have a Garmin Fenix3HR, and it provides a load of fitness data/metrics. It will also sync with your phone and show calendar data/email/text messages, although I have that disabled because I find it annoying on a watch. 

The newest Apple Watch is getting good reviews, and it's untethered from your phone. 

Fitness was one reason and I almost bought a Fitbit charge 2 and still might, but liked the Apple Watchs features just not sure I really needed it.  I seriously look at to many devices now so I will just hold off.

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14 hours ago, Shocker said:

Fitness was one reason and I almost bought a Fitbit charge 2 and still might, but liked the Apple Watchs features just not sure I really needed it.  I seriously look at to many devices now so I will just hold off.

Just to make things even more complicated, check this guy out: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/. He does extremely thorough fitness/tech product reviews. His watch reviews are great. 

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